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Preview: Dryspell TPB

Posted on February 26, 2015 by Brett

DRYSPELL TPB

Writer(s): Ken Krekeler
Artist Name(s): Ken Krekeler
Cover Artist(s): Ken Krekeler
128 pgs./FC/ Mature Readers
$14.99 USD

Tom Ferris is a forgotten button-down man in a world of super-heroes streaking across the sky and hurling themselves over rooftops at night. They are commonplace. Each night, he lies awake though, wishing to be the man he was. Today, Tom gets his wish. And the world will never forget him again! Collects the critically acclaimed engrossing four issue series.

Preview: Dryspell #4

Posted on December 4, 2014 by Brett

DRYSPELL #4

Writer(s): Ken Krekeler
Artist Name(s): Ken Krekeler
Cover Artist(s): Ken Krekeler
32 pgs./ Mature Readers/ FC
$3.99

Everything has gone to crap. One week ago, Tom Ferris worked in an office. Today, two of his costumed team members are dead, the bank job has failed, and he finds himself racing toward the last person in the city who can help him. But the Black Baron still has a few secrets left hidden… and the time has come to show them off. The conclusion has come. The Dry Spell is over. And the city will never forget him again.

Preview: Dryspell #2

Posted on August 7, 2014 by Brett

Dryspell #2

Writer(s): Ken Krekeler
Artist Name(s): Ken Krekeler
Cover Artist(s): Ken Krekeler
Variant cover Ken Krekeler
32 pgs./ FC/ Mature Readers
$3.99

Tom Ferris has started seeing the world differently. As colorful heroes shine for all to see, Tom’s new friends have revealed a different path; a path where he’s free to express himself–where he can embrace who he should have been, instead of who he is. And the world turns, waiting.

Preview: Dryspell #1

Posted on May 28, 2014 by Brett

DRYSPELL # 1

Writer(s): Ken Krekeler
Artist Name(s): Ken Krekeler
Cover Artist(s): Ken Krekeler
Variant cover Ken Krekeler
FC /32 pages/ $3.99 Mature Readers

Tom Ferris lives in a world of costumes and wonder. Figures streaking across the sky, hurling themselves over rooftops at night. They are commonplace. But Tom doesn’t notice that world anymore. His world is made up of spreadsheets, phone bills, software, coffee, collared shirts. Every night, he lies awake, wishing to be the man he once was. Today, Tom gets his wish. And the world will never forget him again.