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Artemis Hood #1
The Missing Wolf
10 Yen Design presents Artemis Hood, Issue One: The Missing Wolf.
The year is 2074, and it has been two decades since creatures previously thought to be mere myth have come out of hiding and changed many aspects of the world as we know it... including law enforcement. Amidst the peacekeepers of this unpredictable new era is a particularly scrappy and resourceful FBI agent named Artemis Hood.
When a routine operation to contain a rogue werewolf goes completely sideways, Agent Hood is met with something even more unexpected that puts her in a fight for her life.
The year is 2074, and it has been two decades since creatures previously thought to be mere myth have come out of hiding and changed many aspects of the world as we know it... including law enforcement. Amidst the peacekeepers of this unpredictable new era is a particularly scrappy and resourceful FBI agent named Artemis Hood.
When a routine operation to contain a rogue werewolf goes completely sideways, Agent Hood is met with something even more unexpected that puts her in a fight for her life.
29 pages, Kindle Edition
Published August 25, 2018
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About the author
Chris P. O'Connell
9 booksChris P. "Coco" O'Connell is a Southern California-based entertainment professional, world traveler, and former educator. His professional work includes contributions to several iconic Hollywood properties including, but not limited to, Spongebob Squarepants, Hawaii Five-0, and the Marvel Cinematic Universe. When not traveling or paying the bills with film and television work, Chris stays busy as a self-published storyteller creating indie comic books and science fiction novellas.
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October 21, 2018
Odd artwork
The artwork looks like a cgi videogame. It's not bad . Just feels like a game got turned into a comic. The story is about a cyborg government agent who hunts rogue werewolves. She has an obligatory Dragon tattoo.
The artwork looks like a cgi videogame. It's not bad . Just feels like a game got turned into a comic. The story is about a cyborg government agent who hunts rogue werewolves. She has an obligatory Dragon tattoo.
September 13, 2019
Meh
Looks like someone who has used Daz Studio for a week or so decided to make a comic. The odd posing and overall look is distracting and the writing so far is.... Ok. I hope it gets better as the author and artist get more experience, but so far this hasn't grabbed me.
Looks like someone who has used Daz Studio for a week or so decided to make a comic. The odd posing and overall look is distracting and the writing so far is.... Ok. I hope it gets better as the author and artist get more experience, but so far this hasn't grabbed me.
October 5, 2019
Video game turned comic
This story had an intresting concept. Cyberpunk meets supernatural creatures in a world trying to live amongst humans. The only thing that really distarted me from the story was the art style.
This story had an intresting concept. Cyberpunk meets supernatural creatures in a world trying to live amongst humans. The only thing that really distarted me from the story was the art style.
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