Happy Birthday Mr Nimoy You Left Us Too Soon

Happy birthday mr Nimoy you left us too soon

Row row your boat...

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Summary: Business is beating private detective/character actor A.J. Crowley hard. Rumor has it that he’s the owner of the worst detective agency of the city, and the rumor is right. No time to wallow in self-pity: for some reason the renowned Angel Pharmaceutic is asking for his help in the placid form of one A.Z. Fell. Practically an angel, Mr. Fell has something about him… something that doesn’t sit quite right with Crowley. For what other reason the famous A.J. Crowley, private detective/total disaster, would find himself blushing thinking about his client’s next move?!

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A thrilling 13 pages comic with SUSPENCE, ROMANCE and all around DUMBASSERY with our favorite husbands is about to hit you in the face starting on June 26. Personally… I’m scared. Here are some pages from the storyboard process.

Some raws from my upcoming Trek project....

YES

It’s what you’re thinking of: a “What is this feeling” animatic with a lot of Spones and a cameo from Captain fancy pants himself!

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Previously on happiness more or less

Crowley gulped visibly. “I’m the new tenant of the flat upstairs. The previous occupant of the house, ah… left something there, and I wanted to return it to him.”

The man scoffed. “I assure you, whatever it is, he won’t miss it.”

AND NOW THE THRILLING THIRD CHAPTER

by TheKnittingJedi @mllekurtz with NEW ART by sparvierosart to go with it

(it will be probably the last with my art cause my work schedule is CRAZY these days)

I’m in a coma,” he said, repeating what the coffee-shop owner had offhandedly told them a few minutes ago. “At least you’re not— You know. Could be worse,” Crowley pointed out, helpfully. “I’m in a coma,” the ghost repeated, looking at him, “and that man wants to take over my bookshop and turn it into a… an aseptic shrine to watered-down coffee.” He looked like he was about to faint.

Two wide eyes the colour of aquamarine were looking at him expectantly, as if their owner was expecting him to fix all his problems.

It is superfluous to point out that Crowley had, obviously, eaten before. His taste and enthusiasm about the subject may have been a little lower than average, true, but he had kept himself alive for all those years, didn't he?

CHAPTER ART MASTERLIST

CHAPTER #1

CHAPTER #2

CHAPTER #3

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