Week Fourteen! Join us as we applaud for the closing of the curtain on Sarah Horrocks’ ‘Luluki‘ with the 11th and final strip. also this week: the first part of “Whatever Doesn’t Kill You” in Pedro Hernandez’s ‘Company Man’ and two more pages from ‘Brain Science‘ by Alex Patterson and Ian King!
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About Luluki:
What do you get when you combine the horrifying sublimity of early Buñuel with cutting edge haute fashion mashups? You get Luluki.
Journey into the strange and silent world of Luluki each week to follow the misadventures of a shamanic veterinarian and her friend the demented rabbit as they journey from place to place healing animals and humans alike, in ways each more surreal and macabre than the last.
Luluki is an eleven-part weekly webcomic strip by writer/artist Sarah Horrocks. Copyright 2009 Sarah Horrocks
About Company Man
A mysterious corporation subjects minority children to an experimental serum disguised as a common Flu inoculation, granting them superhuman abilities after a ten year gestation period.
Meet Nicholas Reyes, the latest unwilling “participant” and follow him as he discovers his new found abilities and who he is as a person while being forced into dangerous situations around the world.
The corporation has a plan, but are they trying to save the world or control it?
And what is Nicholas’ role in their grand scheme?
Company Man is an on-going weekly web series from writer / illustrator Pete Hernandez. Copyright 2009 Pedro Hernandez
Iliopoulos. Copyright 2009 Aristides Iliopoulos
About Brain Science
Artifically Inseminated with Independent Thought!
‘Brain Science‘ by Alex Patterson and Ian King is a brand new webcomic hosted on http://www.brain-science.net/, where you can get more episodes (three new pages each week), along with fun bios and extras.
Brain Science is Copyright 2009 Alex Patterson and Ian King.
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