Zappit
Staff member
I've been racking my brains to develop my next comic idea - I've recently come into possession of a great digital camera and some properly formatted comic pages. This means I can create a more professional book/ongoing webcomic. However, I've been unable to settle on one idea and just run with it, so I'm turning to you guys for some help. I want to run a few ideas by you all, and just let me know what you would be interested in reading.
Lost Legends - a non-traditional fantasy series. Invictus Mane, a con-artist mage extorting money from small towns is busted by Cyra a powerful archmage, the chief magical law enforcement agents in this world. She curses him, attaching his mask to his face until he can prove to her he has reformed. As such, he is begrudgingly forced to follow the archmage, and faces intense hardship to prove he is a changed man - or at least until he can fake it well enough. The archmage herself is a peace agent, trying to negotiate a treaty between the Mage City and the northern lands occupied by the powerful warlord Chavren the Reaver. Then there's that dang invasion that might not be from this earth...
Sweet Tin Revolution - Vex Caliente was a prominent super-criminal that nearly seized control of Atlas 3, the superstation that houses most of humanity. He is sentenced to 1,000 years of hard labor, his mind downloaded into a small worker drone robot, and his body frozen. He escapes after five years and attempts to rebuild his shattered empire. Along the way, he sees the corruption of the Atlas government, and becomes something of a hero among the populace. Vex appears willing to accept that role, even though his chief concern is getting his body back.
TOONAgents - Facing a criminal element that has evolved considerably over the years, the U.S. government seeks out indestructible spies and warriors capable of battling these threats. A brilliant scientist devises a way to give life to simple images, and old, lost cartoon characters are selected to be brought to life and trained. They are also bound to an odd natural law - toons that did not kill in their cartoons could not kill anyone, no matter the gag or stunt. They are regarded as the ultimate agents, capable of defeating and capturing any target. Guided by exasperated human handlers Luke Venters and Carly Spears, the toons - Walter Wangdoodle, aka Wacky Wally; the Eggerton Boys, twins Slick and Willy, and their giant cousin Bubba; and Lucky Lara, a World War II riveter; the TOONAgents face supervillains, massive disasters, and end-of-the-world scenarios as only a cartoon can.
Pixel - Some of you have already read Pixel, or even my other short-lived comic Cain is Able. The new Pixel goes graphic novel and consolidates all those characters while expanding the current cast.
The Actioneer - A legacy hero - second generation superhero - adopted as a baby by his fallen parents' teammates, the Actioneer has no real powers, but has a drive and caustic wit capable of facing any threat. It also doesn't help that he has a rogues gallery that could give The Tick's a run for its money in terms of weirdness.
Let me know what you like - give me some feedback!
Lost Legends - a non-traditional fantasy series. Invictus Mane, a con-artist mage extorting money from small towns is busted by Cyra a powerful archmage, the chief magical law enforcement agents in this world. She curses him, attaching his mask to his face until he can prove to her he has reformed. As such, he is begrudgingly forced to follow the archmage, and faces intense hardship to prove he is a changed man - or at least until he can fake it well enough. The archmage herself is a peace agent, trying to negotiate a treaty between the Mage City and the northern lands occupied by the powerful warlord Chavren the Reaver. Then there's that dang invasion that might not be from this earth...
Sweet Tin Revolution - Vex Caliente was a prominent super-criminal that nearly seized control of Atlas 3, the superstation that houses most of humanity. He is sentenced to 1,000 years of hard labor, his mind downloaded into a small worker drone robot, and his body frozen. He escapes after five years and attempts to rebuild his shattered empire. Along the way, he sees the corruption of the Atlas government, and becomes something of a hero among the populace. Vex appears willing to accept that role, even though his chief concern is getting his body back.
TOONAgents - Facing a criminal element that has evolved considerably over the years, the U.S. government seeks out indestructible spies and warriors capable of battling these threats. A brilliant scientist devises a way to give life to simple images, and old, lost cartoon characters are selected to be brought to life and trained. They are also bound to an odd natural law - toons that did not kill in their cartoons could not kill anyone, no matter the gag or stunt. They are regarded as the ultimate agents, capable of defeating and capturing any target. Guided by exasperated human handlers Luke Venters and Carly Spears, the toons - Walter Wangdoodle, aka Wacky Wally; the Eggerton Boys, twins Slick and Willy, and their giant cousin Bubba; and Lucky Lara, a World War II riveter; the TOONAgents face supervillains, massive disasters, and end-of-the-world scenarios as only a cartoon can.
Pixel - Some of you have already read Pixel, or even my other short-lived comic Cain is Able. The new Pixel goes graphic novel and consolidates all those characters while expanding the current cast.
The Actioneer - A legacy hero - second generation superhero - adopted as a baby by his fallen parents' teammates, the Actioneer has no real powers, but has a drive and caustic wit capable of facing any threat. It also doesn't help that he has a rogues gallery that could give The Tick's a run for its money in terms of weirdness.
Let me know what you like - give me some feedback!
