D Comix's profile

D Comix

Member since Dec. 14, 2010

About

I have been making comics for years and my first was "Freedom Fighters." The concept of the comic is inspired by Dragon Ball Z. In 2008, I started on another comic called "Skooland" and I have already made two comics of it. Just recently, I came up with another comic called "Mad Chicken Auto."

Comics by D Comix

Freedom Fighters

Rated:

Everyone

Genre:

Fantasy

Volume:

105 pages

Updated:

April 24, 2013

Popularity:

1 likes

The Freedom Fighters are a group of young heroes whose job is to "free" the world from evil. Each member has their own unique ability that always overturn the outcome of each battle along with excellent combat skills.
Freedom Fighters in Koopa Reign

Rated:

Everyone

Genre:

Fantasy

Volume:

76 pages

Updated:

July 6, 2011

Popularity:

0 likes

The Freedom Fighters are called up for a mission in Brooklyn, NY. But, the mission is just babysitting a young boy. Also, they meet two surprising helpers for this mission. While playing hide and seek, the young boy wanders off to an alternate world.
Mad Chicken Auto

Rated:

Everyone

Genre:

Western

Volume:

36 pages

Updated:

July 20, 2012

Popularity:

1 likes

Tom Goodwin takes the automotive industry by storm with his best friend and mascot, Manny the Chicken.
Skooland

Rated:

Everyone

Genre:

Fantasy

Volume:

156 pages

Updated:

June 29, 2013

Popularity:

3 likes

Skooland is a fictional city set in New York in an alternate world made up of anthropomorphic school supplies and office supplies. The story revolves around three brothers: Jet, Kasey, and Tim Jackson.

Comics assisted by D Comix

No comics.

Comics recommended by D Comix

Frontier 2170

Rated:

Mature

Genre:

Sci-Fi

Volume:

313 pages

Updated:

May 1, 2015

Popularity:

10 likes

01 January 2173: After the Falling Dove incident, tensions between Mars the North American Government and Administration suddenly escalated into full-scale war. In the midst of all this conflict, however, a small spaceship crew struggles to survive...
Marios Day Job

Rated:

Everyone

Genre:

Fantasy

Volume:

120 pages

Updated:

July 6, 2011

Popularity:

2 likes

A silly comic about Mario and Luigi's "real" jobs as plumbers.
the Many Deaths of Mario

Rated:

Teen

Genre:

Fantasy

Volume:

103 pages

Updated:

Jan. 22, 2012

Popularity:

5 likes

There are many deaths that face our heroic plumber. here are some of the ways we've lost Mario over the years. winner of the 2010 drunkduck awards for best parody/tribute comic.