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Hero High
by Crackwalker
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Hero High
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It feels like the end of the world for 14 year-old Farley Flynn when his family moves from the big c
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Words from the Creator: Hero High is an all-ages comic about secrets, spies, superheroes and the search for 'normal'. Farley Flynn is a kid from the big city of Dominion whose family has moved to the small town of Meekton. What no one knows is that Farley has a secret identity - he's actually the teenage crimefighter known as MOONDOG! But Farley is about to find out that Meekton has a few surprises of it's own...
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So TK Jr. so much enjoyed his first foray into the creative world of Fridge Magnet Art (along with more prized CCCN magnets!) that he decided to do a Chapter Two. And just so you know where to give the credit he did this one entirely by...
So TK Jr. so much enjoyed his first foray into the creative world of Fridge Magnet Art (along with more prized CCCN magnets!) that he decided to do a Chapter Two. And just so you know where to give the credit he did this one entirely by himself (though I did take the pictures). That's right, written, titled, drawn, colored and magnetized by a nine year old. Pretty awesome, wot?
I know it's pretty small, so I have broken it down into panels.
Then comes the title: November's Gong.
Followed by Panel # 1. Knightcap on the Gong Show.
Panel # 2 features Moondog.
And then the final panel.
We hope you enjoyed it!
I know it's pretty small, so I have broken it down into panels.
Then comes the title: November's Gong.
Followed by Panel # 1. Knightcap on the Gong Show.
Panel # 2 features Moondog.
And then the final panel.
We hope you enjoyed it!
Top Rated Comment of 7
Tue Nov 4th, 2008 23:59
I think I'm going to have to kidnap your son just so I can claim his awesomeness as my own.
It's one week later and the heat meter is still pretty high. And I'm still here die hard fan that I am!
It's one week later and the heat meter is still pretty high. And I'm still here die hard fan that I am!
Top Rated Comment of 2
Fri Oct 17th, 2008 18:33
Everyone should be so lucky as to have such a devoted fan! Keep checking in - you won't be disappointed. More good stuff is on the way... not least of which is the continuing adventures of Moondog in...
I have some real cool fan artwork to share with you all courtesy of TK Jr. with a little help from yours truly. This is without a doubt, the very first zeros2heroes CCCN winners fan appreciation fridge magnet artwork ever to appear in a blog...
I have some real cool fan artwork to share with you all courtesy of TK Jr. with a little help from yours truly. This is without a doubt, the very first zeros2heroes CCCN winners fan appreciation fridge magnet artwork ever to appear in a blog here.
TK Jr. wanted to do this because he thought it would be fun, and he likes so many of the comics on the site (those he is old enough to be allowed to read), but mostly because this should qualify as 3-D artwork and will win him even more of these coveted magnets. And by the way, I happen to know first hand that they have lots more, so let's get busy on this comic book artwork from the Z2H books, people! Hopefully, after you see how cool they look, everyone will want some! So without further ado, here are the ones TK Jr. has so far:
Cool, eh? You can guess which one is my favorite! :)
But showing you the magnets is not all TK Jr. had in mind, just check out the one page comic below done in the form of fridge magnet art:
And since we were unable to get Ed Brisson to letter this for us, here is what it says:
Panel One: Invasion of the Zeds starring (then you need to look at the magnets - see photo above)
Panel Two: the title
Panel Three: Moondog says "Blake is a threat to magnets! It's up to you to stop him Knightcap. Hit him with your fedora!"
Panel Four: Knightcap says, "
Once I knock him down it will be up to the sand monster."
Panel Five: The sand monster says "Aaarrghhh!" while Blake, who is being buried says, "Oh no!"
TK Jr. hopes you like it!
TK Jr. wanted to do this because he thought it would be fun, and he likes so many of the comics on the site (those he is old enough to be allowed to read), but mostly because this should qualify as 3-D artwork and will win him even more of these coveted magnets. And by the way, I happen to know first hand that they have lots more, so let's get busy on this comic book artwork from the Z2H books, people! Hopefully, after you see how cool they look, everyone will want some! So without further ado, here are the ones TK Jr. has so far:
Cool, eh? You can guess which one is my favorite! :)
But showing you the magnets is not all TK Jr. had in mind, just check out the one page comic below done in the form of fridge magnet art:
And since we were unable to get Ed Brisson to letter this for us, here is what it says:
Panel One: Invasion of the Zeds starring (then you need to look at the magnets - see photo above)
Panel Two: the title
Panel Three: Moondog says "Blake is a threat to magnets! It's up to you to stop him Knightcap. Hit him with your fedora!"
Panel Four: Knightcap says, "
Once I knock him down it will be up to the sand monster."
Panel Five: The sand monster says "Aaarrghhh!" while Blake, who is being buried says, "Oh no!"
TK Jr. hopes you like it!
Top Rated Comment of 16
Tue Oct 14th, 2008 01:48
Man, those magnets are the cat's meow (I'm thinking of using old timey phrases for the rest of day, any opinion?)! Too bad he didn't get this in sooner or he could have entered it into the Open...
Congrats on the top four ranking.
Congrats on the top four ranking.
Top Rated Comment of 3
Sat Oct 11th, 2008 11:27
Thank you for your support! Now we just have to wait and see what the jury decides.
Regardless of their decision, I will be continuing to work on Hero High because I love the story and the...
Hero High is simply the best. The art is all stylized and sweet and the writing is fresh and a sweet carrot picked right out of the garden. I've got to go read it again.
Hero High is simply the best. The art is all stylized and sweet and the writing is fresh and a sweet carrot picked right out of the garden. I've got to go read it again.
Top Rated Comment of 1
Sat Oct 11th, 2008 11:24
Wow! Such an awesome compliment! Thank you! I'm very glad that you enjoyed it so much. Don't forget to have a look at the ongoing weekly strip Hero High: Origins (located at the bottom left side of...
froosh and ska-blam! are the best sound effects ever.
froosh and ska-blam! are the best sound effects ever.
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froosh and ska-blam! are the best sound effects ever.
froosh and ska-blam! are the best sound effects ever.
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froosh and ska-blam! are the best sound effects ever.
froosh and ska-blam! are the best sound effects ever.
Top Rated Comment of 2
Sat Oct 11th, 2008 11:22
SFX are a very important part of writing a good comics script IMO. It's one of those things that's uniquely comic-bookey - it's specific to the medium, and a good writer should take full advantage of...
more more more. makes me wish i didn't have to go to work.
more more more. makes me wish i didn't have to go to work.
Top Rated Comment of 3
Fri Oct 10th, 2008 12:01
Wow! Thanks a lot! There's more coming - one way or another. I'll keep you informed! Just come back and keep an eye on the page for more news as it happens!
So, there's something I've been wondering. When will we know if HH is approved for a second issue? Also, is there somekind of deadline for this competition. For example, Zuda competitions are usually a month long. ...
So, there's something I've been wondering. When will we know if HH is approved for a second issue? Also, is there somekind of deadline for this competition. For example, Zuda competitions are usually a month long. Is there some significant point in time coming soon? If so, what's the prize?
Thanks!
Thanks!
Top Rated Comment of 5
Wed Oct 8th, 2008 10:02
Well DocVolt my friend, it's like this:
The end of this week is the finish line for the Harold Greenberg Fund competition. At that time, the three comics with the highest overall heat scores...
If anyone has been following my blog since the beginning of Comic Creation Nation (way back to 2007 I believe), you'll know that I've been a HUGE fan of this franchise since the pitch. It's hugely entertaining and contains one thing that none of the...
If anyone has been following my blog since the beginning of Comic Creation Nation (way back to 2007 I believe), you'll know that I've been a HUGE fan of this franchise since the pitch. It's hugely entertaining and contains one thing that none of the other books has - a definite audience. If Hero High were ever to be animated into some sort of program I'd set the TiVo (or as we Canadians say, program the PVR). Dylan's creation from the very beginning had me hooked and it's been a great ride ever since.
Top Rated Comment of 4
Wed Oct 8th, 2008 07:16
Thanks for the kind words, Lotus! I know that once Hero High finds a permanent venue (be it comics, TV or movies) it's going to rock. I've got the stories in place - I know exactly where I want to go...
I just dropped rotini on my keyboard because I am enjoying "Hero High: Origins" so much.
It is great fun to get the story serialized like this, and the format is a gas too. Reminiscent of waiting for adventure strips in the newspaper to...
It is great fun to get the story serialized like this, and the format is a gas too. Reminiscent of waiting for adventure strips in the newspaper to...
I just dropped rotini on my keyboard because I am enjoying "Hero High: Origins" so much.
It is great fun to get the story serialized like this, and the format is a gas too. Reminiscent of waiting for adventure strips in the newspaper to resolve, week after week.
Plus, I can't wait to find out more about Viper once the Moondog arc is over (hint, hint).
It is great fun to get the story serialized like this, and the format is a gas too. Reminiscent of waiting for adventure strips in the newspaper to resolve, week after week.
Plus, I can't wait to find out more about Viper once the Moondog arc is over (hint, hint).
Top Rated Comment of 5
Mon Oct 6th, 2008 10:57
I really like the Origins thing CW is doing. It's the best meta-promotion of the bunch, in my opinion, because not only does it serve the fans, it actually serves the story, AND it's a...
Some of you might have heard that Z2H has fridge magnets available to be won for creating 3-D images of the comics on the site. Recently TK Jr. won some for his intrepid fan work on Blake Undying and Hero High...
Some of you might have heard that Z2H has fridge magnets available to be won for creating 3-D images of the comics on the site. Recently TK Jr. won some for his intrepid fan work on Blake Undying and Hero High written by quite possibly his second and third favorite authors on the site. Ahem. When his package arrived in the mail, imagine first the excitement as he discovered his Hero High fridge magnet safely tucked away in the envelope! Moondog looks outstanding between our bear magnet from Vancouver Island and the letter "L" courtesy of Petit Danone yogurt.
The excitement quickly turned to dismay when he discovered a rip in the envelope and evidence there may have been more magnets inside. An email to Jessica confirmed our worst fears: we had been robbed! And not only that, but Jessica informed us that at least one other magnet winner had wound up having their hard earned magnets stolen away.
I started thinking about who could be doing this. Who would be cold-hearted and nefarious to steal from young boys and adults pretending to be? Who would benefit from these ill-gotten gains?
I looked over some old blogs and the answer became obvious. You all know that Blake receives his powers of eternal life from magnets, right? So who else could it be? Blake has obviously quit or been fired from SycnGrove or whatever he calls that place he worked and gone to work for Canada Post.
Magnets of the world beware! Blake is after you.
I know you were all trying to kill him. Now, I'm begging you - somebody succeed. Quickly! We need our magnets.
Thank-you.
The excitement quickly turned to dismay when he discovered a rip in the envelope and evidence there may have been more magnets inside. An email to Jessica confirmed our worst fears: we had been robbed! And not only that, but Jessica informed us that at least one other magnet winner had wound up having their hard earned magnets stolen away.
I started thinking about who could be doing this. Who would be cold-hearted and nefarious to steal from young boys and adults pretending to be? Who would benefit from these ill-gotten gains?
I looked over some old blogs and the answer became obvious. You all know that Blake receives his powers of eternal life from magnets, right? So who else could it be? Blake has obviously quit or been fired from SycnGrove or whatever he calls that place he worked and gone to work for Canada Post.
Magnets of the world beware! Blake is after you.
I know you were all trying to kill him. Now, I'm begging you - somebody succeed. Quickly! We need our magnets.
Thank-you.
Top Rated Comment of 9
Sat Oct 4th, 2008 08:35
Well luckily Moondog was able to fight him off, and make his way to the kid in need!
This is awesome! i wonder what will happen next...?
This is awesome! i wonder what will happen next...?
Top Rated Comment of 1
Thu Oct 2nd, 2008 12:53
Dude! It's all right here!
It's the plot of...
For the younger viewers, Stormtrooper Thespian Command has assembled the following all-ages show:
Hero High, Page 16
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Hero High, Page 16
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For the younger viewers, Stormtrooper Thespian Command has assembled the following all-ages show:
Hero High, Page 16
Hero High, Page 16
Top Rated Comment of 7
Mon Sep 29th, 2008 17:37
Yeah - the thing about drawing is that it's superior to photography because it more accurately reflects what your brain does with visual information - not to open this can o'...
