Hero-Lix Issue 004 Up

[shin-goji]

Hero-Lix Issue 004 (http://herolix.neomonsterisland.com/comic/004/004.html)

Here you go you rabid fanboys :)

[gelf13]

First tomato! Yahoo!:D

[MarkFinn]

Shin, you're a card!
Does it cause you problems? Being that clever?

My genius bothers me constantly.

And where are issues 1 to 3? Huh?

[skeevo666]

ahhh, an old joke but a good one.

If you have Game Show Network on your cable or dish, check out a show called "Cram", which features a round of similar jokes/riddles :)

[zaurial]

genius. pure genius. uber-genius.

[Manchine]

Dude .............

Where's my Credit Card?

:D ;) :p

Sweet

[shin-goji]

This was the first multi-panel toon I've done for Hero-Lix. I'm still experimenting with lighting and color. I might keep a weekly schedule to the cartoon, a I don't want it to interfere with Twisted Kaiju Theater. And this comic is more hack than genius :)

[MarkFinn]

I just perused Twisted Kaiju Theater. Funny stuff!
I did something a while back called The Toho Monster's Guide to Women. There were sequels, too. They were pretty popular in the Texas area.

[shin-goji]

What was it? A list? Do you still have it online?

[MarkFinn]

Originally posted by shin-goji
What was it? A list? Do you still have it online?

Naw, it was a comic. It compared various women to different Toho Monsters. I did a follow up called the Universal Monster's Guide to Men, which did the same thing.

The things were reprinted from mini-comics format YEARS ago by Lone Star Press in Heroic Tales 1, 2, and 4. I was something of a local character at the old Dallas Fantasy Fairs...

[shin-goji]

Man, you actually got published! That's what every comic artist dreams of doing!

[MarkFinn]

Oh yeah, I got published...to supreme indifference. It's hard enough to get a comic out in the first place, but god help you if it isn't the latest Spider-Man or Batman...or, if you just got off of a successful run on Spider-Man or Batman.

The comics industry is an inbred, self-congratulatory whoring thing, with less cajones than the cajones-less New York Publishing base, and less imagination than the imagination-less Hollywood Entertainment bloc.

Not to sound bitter, or anything.
No, really, I'm over it.

mostly.