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j giar

Member since Sept. 28, 2006

About

I suck at these things so bad…but here goes. I'm an artist and aspiring writer. My first self publish venture is SoulDriver. It started here at DD. I've been in the comics industry since about "93". Did small time projects for independent publishers. And in Feb of 07 launched SoulDriver. I'm addicted to creating comics, classic westerns, action and horror films. I'm currently reading a shitload of Joe Lansdale….That's in a nutshell!

Comics by j giar

SoulDriver

Rated:

Mature

Genre:

Fantasy

Volume:

66 pages

Updated:

July 6, 2011

Popularity:

2 likes

SoulDriver is a grown up fairy tale, a violent and twisted version of Alice in Wonderland. Told with a mouthful of grit and a pocket full'a bullets! It ain't cute, it ain't fluffy and it ain't pretty. Updated on Thursdays.

Comics assisted by j giar

No comics.

Comics recommended by j giar

bloodhound

Rated:

Teen

Genre:

Fantasy

Volume:

13 pages

Updated:

Jan. 8, 2012

Popularity:

7 likes

Detective Urufu hasn't spoke with his family for ages... and that's not an understatement! Leaving them and his past behind Urufu has tried to find peace and a new future from his family's legacy of blood as assassins, but its seems they want a reunion.
Good Friday

Rated:

Teen

Genre:

Horror

Volume:

43 pages

Updated:

July 6, 2011

Popularity:

1 likes

A classic war of good vs evil set in a Dystopian future. The Triads, a group of civilian soldiers, sworn to protect the greater good battle the ever growing ancient evil army known as the Eldan.
Hero By Night

Rated:

Everyone

Genre:

Superhero

Volume:

4 pages

Updated:

May 30, 2012

Popularity:

11 likes

For over a decade, spanning some 4000 nights written in these journals, Lt. David Day Became HERO BY NIGHT, protecting the innocent and punishing evil wherever he could find it, until one day...HE VANISHED. A Platinum Studios comic! Updates Monday-Frid
Lost

Rated:

Mature

Genre:

Fantasy

Volume:

312 pages

Updated:

July 6, 2011

Popularity:

0 likes

There's a truth in every lie, and a story in every word. This is the words of a doubtful person scribbled down and left for you to find. What truths can we learn from that?