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circlecomics

Member since Jan. 27, 2009

About

As a child my interests were shaped by the time I spent in Atsugi, Japan: transforming robot, ninja, Godzilla… all careers I aspired to.

After moving back to the United States, and realizing that I could not follow in the footsteps of my favorite science-fiction characters, I graduated from Rhode Island College in 1998 with a BA in art.

Since then I've spent my daytime hours working in sales and management learning about the human psyche, always with an eye toward fulfilling my childhood desire to someday work with zombies, mad scientists and/or werewolves.

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Comics by circlecomics

Daniel Larsons Stick Man

Rated:

Teen

Genre:

Superhero

Volume:

1 pages

Updated:

July 6, 2011

Popularity:

1 likes

A humorous, self-aware, superhero comic that occasionally wanders into autobiography. Never short on sarcasm.
The Daniel Larson StickMan Dailies

Rated:

Everyone

Genre:

Fantasy

Volume:

1 pages

Updated:

July 6, 2011

Popularity:

0 likes

Daniel Larson turns up the humor factor for a black and white daily approach to the adventures of Stick-Man. Co-starring Dan himself, follow along as the duo make their way on a fourth wall shattering adventure through comics.

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Comics recommended by circlecomics

ATLAND

Rated:

Mature

Genre:

Fantasy

Volume:

1 pages

Updated:

July 6, 2011

Popularity:

3 likes

From Blambot Comic Fonts & Lettering creator, Nate Piekos, comes ATLAND! A long-running fantasy epic of high adventure and lowbrow humor!
Daniel Larsons Stick Man

Rated:

Teen

Genre:

Superhero

Volume:

1 pages

Updated:

July 6, 2011

Popularity:

1 likes

A humorous, self-aware, superhero comic that occasionally wanders into autobiography. Never short on sarcasm.
The Daniel Larson StickMan Dailies

Rated:

Everyone

Genre:

Fantasy

Volume:

1 pages

Updated:

July 6, 2011

Popularity:

0 likes

Daniel Larson turns up the humor factor for a black and white daily approach to the adventures of Stick-Man. Co-starring Dan himself, follow along as the duo make their way on a fourth wall shattering adventure through comics.
The Fighting Stranger

Rated:

Teen

Genre:

Fantasy

Volume:

113 pages

Updated:

July 6, 2011

Popularity:

5 likes

A stranger approaches a city. He awoke with no memory, except for the name of this city. He attempts to look for answers to questions he doesnât even know there, but no one seems to know him. Something is off though, as they need him to save them.