One of the great pleasure of working with Witko is to admire his titles frames. I'm in love with everyone of them. Here are some examples.

These are two pages from an upcoming project written by Adrian A. Cruz. It's called HARD CASE. The art is by the amazing Nathan Fox. Adrian A. Cruz is one of the partners behind CHAMBER 6. You can read the beginning of HARDCASE and other cool webcomics on their website.

In Ghana and Nigeria during the 80s and the 90s there was a production of movie posters handpainted on flour sacks. These naive paintings were imaginative and powerful, with images of monsters half beast half human, zombies, cursed animals, steroid warriors armed with giant guns, rivers of blood, witchcraft and hyperviolence. Here is a small web gallery, the text is in French but if you want to read about it in English, click here.

Here's the pencil of the first frame of the short story by Ohm, LOS TRIPLICADOS. It will be six pages long and tell the story of the beginning of the hatred between tequila and El Panda.

Here's the link for the brand new blog of my friend Stephane Oiry. Unfortunately for my American friends, it's only in French. But you can still admire the art. The scripts are written by Suzanne Queroy.

This is a wonderful trip through the Lollywood and Bollywood movie posters culture. We all know the term "Bollywood" (Bombay + Hollywood) which means indian movie industry. "Lollywood" (Lahore + Hollywood) means movie industry in Pakistan. The term "Desi Horror" refers to south asian horror movies (India and Pakistan).