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Welcome to the Comics Library — a cozy corner of the internet where stories come alive in ink and wonder.
Every book here is free to flip through, so brew your favorite tea, settle in, and let the adventure begin.
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Verner's Tale
A magical blight forces Prince Verner to set out on a quest and find a cure. Or rather his sister, the Queen, does. Verner himself would rather stay and defend her from the kindgom of backstabbers she’s unreasonably fond of.
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About...
the Comic Wizard
Adventure is a dangerous business, but I’m a bookworm who hacked the system: With the magic of illustration, fantastical lands and grand quests are right at my fingertips. Without even stepping foot outside my cozy little workshop!
I use a blend of techniques to illustrate stories, whether they are my own creations or I collaborate with an author, but my traditional training and use of art materials still tends to shine through. Much of my work pays homage to the Golden Age illustrators of the early 20th century, especially my inks.
I have tackled whimsical tales, fairytale retellings, poetry, (and even that one memoir).
So if you also have a story to tell, let’s talk!
ABOUT ...
... THE COMIC WIZARD
Adventure is a dangerous business, but I’m a bookworm who hacked the system: With the magic of illustration, fantastical lands and grand quests are right at my fingertips. Without even stepping foot outside my cozy little workshop!
I use a blend of techniques to illustrate stories, whether they are my own creations or I collaborate with an author, but my traditional training and use of art materials still tends to shine through. Much of my work pays homage to the Golden Age illustrators of the early 20th century, especially my inks.
I have tackled whimsical tales, fairytale retellings, poetry, (and even that one memoir).
So if you also have a story to tell, let’s talk!
