While Fortune Company flies across the Pacific to Easter Island, Captain Ray Gault reads a letter bearing news from his hometown in rural southwest Virginia, where corruption has taken root.
This 22-page, full color comic is printed on high-quality paper. Copies are $5 each. Buy an issue in person at pop-culture conventions or order one online.
Fabric artist MommaCricketz and I teamed up to create a 10-inch tall, plush version of the Sarge! You can order them from the shop page. Each novelty doll is $29 plus $6.95 shipping.
We’ll have several Sgt. Sasquatch novelty dolls with us at HeroesCon in Charlotte, NC June 19 – 21. If you’ll be there, please drop by Artist’s Alley table 21.
Sgt. Sasquatch joins the Freedom Fighters of Fortune Company to go after the bad guys. But as the team bands together, the nefarious Orgulous strikes! Will Fortune Company survive the baptism of fire? Find out in Sgt. Sasquatch: The Bigfoot of Liberty #2!
I put the finishing touches on this FULL COLOR issue about a week ago. It’ll make its debut at HeroesCon in Charlotte, NC June 19 – 21. Meet me and fellow artist Craig Bond there!
A free preview of the first five pages of issue #2 is up on imgur.com. Browse through it below, or go directly to the imgur album for larger versions. If you like what you see, purchase the full color, 22-page issue for $5.
One page from the free sample of Sgt. Sasquatch Issue 1
Enjoy the first five pages of the ashcan version of issue #1 at the low, low price of FREE.
If you like what you see, purchase the full, 22-page issue for $4.
Whichever version you read, please drop me a line at admin at sgtsasquatch dot com and let me know what you think!
A free preview of the first five pages of issue #1 is up on imgur.com. Browse through it below, or go directly to the imgur album for larger versions.
Author and columnist Susan Jane Bigelow reviewed the first issue of Sgt. Sasquatch. This part of the review made me chuckle.
God, just look at that title. … It’s glorious. It promises pulpy action and a story that is full of unapologetic Golden Age comic book schmalz.
Susan picked up on the Indiana Jones vibe of the story. There is indeed schmalz, as well as action and a bit of social commentary.
I like the action, here—it’s very fast-paced and exciting. … I also thought the art was pretty decent … and the page suggests that future issues will be colored. The art there looks fantastic, so I imagine it’ll just get better from here.
She also enthused about the cover of a future issue, which she saw on the Sgt. Sasquatch Kickstarter page.
Please see the full review on Susan’s site, and check out her books.