Monsters 101: Bully Central

by Muhammad Rasheed

In Tanglewood Middle School, the notorious bully Willy Pugg goes about a typical day terrorizing his fellow students and stealing milk money to fund his chocolate bar jones. But what is this menacing, inhuman face that he keeps seeing out of the corner of his eye? Is it just the Pugg's imagination, or is something horribly wrong? This title is a chapter excerpt from the original graphic novel Monsters 101, Book "From Bully to Monster" by M. Rasheed.

22 pages, Kindle Edition

Published January 22, 2021

About the author

M. Rasheed is a cartoonist, socio-political analyst and ‘artivist’ dedicating his editorial graphics work to the uplift of the American Descendants of Slavery (ADOS - https://ados101.com) political unification movement.

His research interests include the anti-racism and pro-Reparations struggles of the Black American former slave class, its ties to antitrust law and the rise of the Second Gilded Age, with its lineage-based, systemic racism effects.

M. Rasheed’s recent artivism effort is Weapon of the People: DECODED, a Gag-A-Day political cartoon venture launched on 09 Apr 2018. In addition to the backlist of previous works, illustrated short essay social observations and genre sequential art tales, his website features philosophical dialogues with ideological opponents from which the artist is inspired to create his cartoons.

M. Rasheed’s other projects include: “Monsters 101: The Adventures of Pugroff & Mort (books 1-10)” and “Tales of Sinanju: The Destroyer (based on characters created by Warren Murphy & Richard Sapir – books 1-10).”