Mission Specs Pt. III

Dr. Allison Mann from Y - The Last Man

Mermaid

My last date

Assorted Batman villains and Cat Grant

These mission specs are to be studied and reviewed. They are your blueprints to the building and its surrounding areas. After memorizing the mission specs burn them as usual.

Under NO CIRCUMSTANCES are these mission specs to fall under the wrong hands.

Refer to cyanide pill and thermite grenades for quick disposal of specs and self.

That is all.

Mission Specs Pt. II

Lois Lane and Superman

Girl running from Hospital on a sky-cycle [don't ask]

Neferteri Vivi [in American Comics style]

Bryan Hitch's Invisible Woman and Tattooed shoulder lady

Wonder Woman over water

Mission Specs Pt. I

Black Lightning

Supergirl and Vixen

Vixen and Supergirl

A model who posed for me and Catwoman

Catwoman and the Invisible Woman

More Information on the Mission

Mission Impossible = Pencil, ink, color, publish two comic pages, draw character designs for two different people, work on call for the Nazi clothing company while slowly breaking its foundation from the inside-out, have fun and relax with out of town relatives at a fair, eat Korean BBQ by the truckload, revel in Mike Rowe's extremely entertaining TV show, Dirty Jobs, and please religious fanatics who preach on my doorstep with anti-religion conspiracies that root out the real cause of life's problems.

DO YOU CHOOSE TO ACCEPT YOUR MISSION?

Here's a Batman sketch. More darker and brooding and muscular and Ed Benes than last time. Also, an Emma Frost sketch. She's icy hot.

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Sorry, Sorry, Sorry, Sorry. Spies don't say Sorry.

I am SOOOOOOOOOOOOO SORRY for not posting a new comic within a week of the last. Don't worry though, the scripts for the next two pages have been done [for a while now]. I've just had to work A LOT recently. I'll try to finish W.T.F. up by this weekend sometime.

Here's some delicious Batman related character sketches to quench your thirst in the mean time.

Don't shoot me!

For those less fortunate...

Here's the thumbnail to entice you to look for it.

I don't know how it willl look in Blogger's picture viewer, so just look at the finished copy in my flickr account.

EXTRA! EXTRA! READ ALL ABOUT IT!

Good morning, Agent [input your number here].

Mr. Boo himself has uploaded his very first comic onto his flickr account. The link to the page is set below.

Your mission, if you choose to accept it, is to read and enjoy the comic. Try not to masturbate to it. It was painstakingly plotted, written, drawn, inked, colored, and typed by some poor man in Southern California. It is IMPERATIVE that you spread the news of the comic.

That is all, Agent [input your number here].

PS - Here's the link.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/secretsareforspies/3621760520/

To Be Or Not To Be

Many might not know this but some do. It's just a refreshing release saying this aloud, on the internet. I think more usable metaphors include "a weight has been lifted" or my personal favorite, "the pressure has been released." ANYWAY, now for what I'm getting at...my little secret.

I...
I'm...
I'm actually an international man of mystery.
Yup.
Now it all makes sense.
Doesn't it?
It totally does.

My secret identity is that of Beau Q. I'm two in one - like a frickin' japanese transforming robot car. He flies! He makes jokes! He has 108 points of articulation! He writes and draws comics!

[That's what this is all really about by the way.]

As you can see from above my imagination knows almost no bounds and I write/draw comics. Let me breakdown the history of Beau Q. for you.

I was born in San Diego super long ago which amounts to something like 20, almost 21 years ago. At the age of 2, my Dad taught me how to properly draw a dinosaur. I've drawn every day, at least once a day, from that point. I doodled in all my classes because I always finished my homework in class or just never completed it. My parents split [and subsequently divorced] when I moved to Florida, so every summer I would go to California and enjoy my Asian heritage. In those summers, I found that I loved anything animated. Comics, cartoons, movies, videogames - you name it, I probably knew something of it at a young age. It wasn't until I was a geek in 6th grade that I learned what I really loved about it though.

I loved being entertained by cartoons, comics, movies, videogames, and the like but I would always see one little bit in everything that would make it just soo much better than it is. So my goal in life was born from this thought - "I want to be able to write, draw, and create the perfect comic, the perfect movie, the perfect cartoon, and even the perfect videogame. Not because I'm somewhat more talented than most in this broad field, but because I just want to sit down and read, or play, or watch my creations, and hopefully someone else will see them - maybe even be entertained by them."

So I decided to become a cartoonist. But animation is hard, REALLY HARD. Luckily I'm the freak of nature who has already found his one true calling in life at an early age - comics. See, I never collected comics in the 90s, I just bought some at oen point in my life and stopped. Then, one magical book later [another story] I was introduced into the world of manga [Japanese comics]. I became enamored with several tales and spent days reading volumes in Barnes & Noble when I had the time. Finally, I was reintroduced to American comics with the graphic novel, Identity Crisis [by Brad Meltzer] and fell in love all over again.

I know you're tired of reading this already so let's get down to the main point:

I want to become a comic book writer/artist more than anything. I don't care if I'm famous or not. I don't care if have a huge following or people hate my life's work. I just want someone to read all the ideas I create on a daily basis.

This blog isn't really about me. It's more about my comics. I promise to update as much as humanly possible. I also promise to post all my webcomics on the page so you can find them on my Flickr account.

Tootles!