The Lestrygonians



Well, I'm doing it.  The Lestrygonians, my all but forgotten comic strip has been dusted off and taken into a new direction.  I'm sixteen pages into the project, and I'm pretty pumped.  I hope everyone else will be too.  It's pretty awesome so far if I do say so myself.  This is the cover with the working title and stuff which means I'm not sure exactly what I'm going to call it.  And if you're not sure how to pronounce it, "Lestrygonians" kind of works out phonetically.  Okay, that's it.
--Stephen

Comments

Nicolás Uribe said…
Hey Stephen! Dude, when you finally print the "Lestrygonians" book, I´ll be the first to order one. You know, I still have the ones you printed for SVA... they're gems... I'm so glad you never gave up on the idea.

Best of luck and keep me posted!

-Nicolás Uribe
March 13, 2009 at 5:49 PM
stephen said…
Man! My blog wasn't letting me know I had comments (just figured that one out). Drop me a line on my site and let me know where to send a book. I've self-published a few copies.

Also, I've been doing a weekly Lestrygonians comic on my site, too. Let me know what you think of that one.
August 4, 2010 at 9:40 AM
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