J.K. is creating Comics
Corridor Realms, a colorful new line of urban paranormal fantasy comics - Twilight Lady, Subhuman Sanctum, VINE, Blood Professors. #DiversifyComics
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Milestone Goals
Corridor Realms goes DAILY!
Corridor Realms currently publishes 4 new comic pages each week. Once this goal is met, we go daily... yes, that means a brand new comic page every single day, 7 days a week!
Twilight Lady resumes!
Twilight Lady is on hiatus while funds are being raised for the production of future chapters. Once this goal is met, work on Volume 6 of the series can begin, with new updates (shortly) following!
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About
I'm a Singapore-born, California-based writer addicted to making comics and graphic novels. Help me feed my addiction! #DiversifyComics
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Los Angeles, CA, USA
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To all current and prospective readers! Digital editions of many Corridor Realms titles are now Pay What You Want at DriveThruComics.com. Contributions are always appreciated, but if you'd like to sample these comics for free you're welcome to do so! You can also read them online at the Corridor Realms site (corridorcomix.com).
Be my patron for as little as $1 per month and support the making of these comics.
It began with an encounter in a dark alley...
That was how an unsuspecting world was first introduced to the Nameless Lady in the Hood, the eccentric, unflappable protagonist of one of the longest-running webcomics around, Twilight Lady. (twilightlady.com)
Forged out of sheer whimsy, early chapters of Twilight Lady were rife with wild experimentation. Armed with a few wacky ideas, and a program called Poser, I attempted to conjure visual landscapes for the Lady's adventures that were as unique and interesting as my imagination could muster.
As our heroine's exploits continued, bits of her mysterious past were revealed to the reader, including her standing as a master wielder of the Nemsiiki warrior art, and penchant for aiding individuals seeking justice or revenge.
In time, the comic's status quo (if it ever had one) shifted, its visual style changed, and we met new characters...
... who became major players in the evolving world of the series' present backdrop, where different realities are colliding, and the terms "native" and "alien" have taken on new meanings.
This evolution demanded new stories which would take place beyond the framework of Twilight Lady. Stories such as VINE...
Subhuman Sanctum...
Blood Professors...
And thus the Corridor Realms site was born (corridorcomix.com), to showcase new tales set in this world which I have spent the better part of the last decade building. Imagine if Twilight Zone episodes took place within a shared universe with continuity and crossover storylines... that's the idea behind Corridor Realms.
Does all this sound like a rather massive undertaking? A tad ambitious, perhaps? Sure, maybe. Stick around and see. This bold venture could turn out spectacular, or fall apart under the weight of its own hubris. Either way, there will not be a dull moment!
One certainty is that any support you lend, dear reader, will be a great boost to both Twilight Lady and Corridor Realms. As any who've done it will attest, making comics is a costly and time-consuming process. It's been that way since the beginning, when I would purchase 3D models to make CG art with, and it continues to be today, as I pay out of my own pocket the fantastic illustrators I've chosen to bring these stories to visual life.
Patrons can pledge any amount per month, and can cancel at any time. For more details, read the Patreon FAQ.
Your contribution will certainly help alleviate the practical hardships of producing these comics, and allow me to focus my energies on making this humble enterprise the coolest, greatest thing ever!
Thank you. Embrace the unknown...
Be my patron for as little as $1 per month and support the making of these comics.
It began with an encounter in a dark alley...
That was how an unsuspecting world was first introduced to the Nameless Lady in the Hood, the eccentric, unflappable protagonist of one of the longest-running webcomics around, Twilight Lady. (twilightlady.com)
Forged out of sheer whimsy, early chapters of Twilight Lady were rife with wild experimentation. Armed with a few wacky ideas, and a program called Poser, I attempted to conjure visual landscapes for the Lady's adventures that were as unique and interesting as my imagination could muster.
As our heroine's exploits continued, bits of her mysterious past were revealed to the reader, including her standing as a master wielder of the Nemsiiki warrior art, and penchant for aiding individuals seeking justice or revenge.
In time, the comic's status quo (if it ever had one) shifted, its visual style changed, and we met new characters...
... who became major players in the evolving world of the series' present backdrop, where different realities are colliding, and the terms "native" and "alien" have taken on new meanings.
This evolution demanded new stories which would take place beyond the framework of Twilight Lady. Stories such as VINE...
Subhuman Sanctum...
Blood Professors...
And thus the Corridor Realms site was born (corridorcomix.com), to showcase new tales set in this world which I have spent the better part of the last decade building. Imagine if Twilight Zone episodes took place within a shared universe with continuity and crossover storylines... that's the idea behind Corridor Realms.
Does all this sound like a rather massive undertaking? A tad ambitious, perhaps? Sure, maybe. Stick around and see. This bold venture could turn out spectacular, or fall apart under the weight of its own hubris. Either way, there will not be a dull moment!
One certainty is that any support you lend, dear reader, will be a great boost to both Twilight Lady and Corridor Realms. As any who've done it will attest, making comics is a costly and time-consuming process. It's been that way since the beginning, when I would purchase 3D models to make CG art with, and it continues to be today, as I pay out of my own pocket the fantastic illustrators I've chosen to bring these stories to visual life.
Patrons can pledge any amount per month, and can cancel at any time. For more details, read the Patreon FAQ.
Your contribution will certainly help alleviate the practical hardships of producing these comics, and allow me to focus my energies on making this humble enterprise the coolest, greatest thing ever!
Thank you. Embrace the unknown...