Online Graphic Novels

Jax and the Hellhound Online Graphic Novel

Jacob (Jax) Marosco is mentored by Mulu, a Dimensional Occult Guardian. The three issue storyline centered on the demi-god Jareda who wished to attempt a resurrection in our dimension. Jax and Mulu are committed to stopping him at any cost; including their lives.

The story covered the war on drugs, mysticism, and a romantic relationship with an older woman. Jax and the Hellhound was part of Blackthorne Publishing’s pro black and white lineup.

The 1980’s produced the black and white comic craze that fired up the imaginations of kids and grownups alike. Unfortunately greed and over-speculation took its toll on the comic book market by the nineties and many indie publishers went out of business. The black and white comic book market never returned to the level of popularity seen in the mid eighties.

Dennis Morales Francis also co created the critically acclaimed Streetwolf along with Mark Wayne Harris. He also penciled XL, Locke, Major Lancer and the Starlight Squadron and other books for Blackthorne Publishing, Eclipse Comics and other publishers.

The Jax and the Hellhound series has been resurrected by Dennis Morales Francis as a full color graphic novel series and can be previewed online at [www.graphic-novels.com] as well as [www.drunkduck.com].

The Hit List Graphic Novel

The Hit List Graphic Novel Coming soon: Way back in 2001, an online comic launched our website. The Hit List was the first shot at creating a continuing story for our web based readers.

Natasha Kimbal is a sexy but troubled young woman with lots of baggage. She kills people for her government and cleans up after errant politicians who get in over their heads. Now she has a different mission.

Natasha Kimbal must find out who has sold the Justice Department database of protected witnesses before they are in the hands of the really bad guys. The government agent assassin must find and protect the innocent and the guilty alike as she hunts for the Hit List. This story is told in black and white in a motion graphic format.

The Noir look is a departure for us since the original stories were in color. The motion and sound effects are an experiment to test our skill at producing motion comics for the Internet. As we continue to improve our material and get more juice out of the stories, I hope to get the quality of the multimedia to match the art.

Stick around for more on other storylines coming up soon.

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