From internationally acclaimed writer and illustrator Daniel Grant comes a story about sex and survival on a danger filled island. Honeymoon on Hell Island Print Edition
Tommy and Heather, like many newlyweds, search desperately for an inexpensive honeymoon destination. Tommy finds an all-inclusive beach resort located on the lovely island of San Dominique. Normally, when a couple books a deeply discounted vacation the most difficult experience they might encounter is lousy drinks and a tedious timeshare presentation. This discounted honeymoon might cost them their marriage and their lives.
Somebody help that bare-assed sexy Sadie Morris with her skimpy little dress. I’ve been doing some concept work for a sword and sorcery epic. That project is taking taking quite a bit of my time.
In a dystopian world of the future — well that world might actually be here right fucking now — the Morality Gang has taken control and turned the world to utter shit. Sadie Morris gets drunk at her husband’s office party and lands behind the desk with two of her husband’s colleagues. The sex gets posted on line and the clip goes viral. The authorities arrest Sadie for her exploits and at this point of the story, her husband has abandoned her, and she’s on her way to trial.
I know I’ve been a long time posting here. Too much work and not enough time. I’ll try to do better, but of course no promises.
In a dystopian world of the future — well that world might actually be here right fucking now — the Morality Gang has taken control and turned the world to utter shit. Sadie Morris gets drunk at her husband’s office party and lands behind the desk with two of her husband’s colleagues. The sex gets posted on line and the clip goes viral. The authorities arrest Sadie for her exploits and at this point of the story, her husband has abandoned her, and she’s on her way to trial.
New Contact Form For GDPR
I’m also working on a contact form that’s in GDPR compliance, one that doesn’t ask or require personally identifiable information. Email isn’t a big part of my overall marketing strategy, so I’d prefer not to collect anybody’s anything.
Warning – This is a Draft Copy.
This is a draft of The Penitent graphic novel, posted in progress. It may contain errors, omissions and a variety of scandalous scenes which may or may not publish in the final draft. If anyone finds errors, I’d love to hear about it. If anyone finds a scandalous scene let me know if you love it, hate or if I’ve gone too far.
Warning – Pushing the Envelope
The writers and illustrators of Graphic novels have always pushed the storytelling envelope. The greats of the field started Heavy Metal Magazine for the purpose of telling stories without censorship or the other bullshit that comes with allowing a small subset of the population to decide what we can read. I’m hoping to continue that tradition with The Penitentand other stories.
New Pages
I’ve already violated my hope to get pages posted a couple times a week, and I hope this won’t happen again.
Check out The Event BDSM Graphic Novel,Parts 1 – 3 on Amazon. These stories are available in print and ebook format and print editions are glossy 8.5 by 11 pages.
The Event’s premise is: There’s nothing more fraught with peril than the average marriage.
From internationally acclaimed author and illustrator Daniel Grant comes the story of a husband and wife who struggle and search to better define their love for each other. Michael and Darci’s marriage is in trouble. They love each other without question, but they just don’t seem to click in the bedroom and in life. Michael loses himself in his work. Darci resorts to an affair outside the marriage. Ironically, both crave the intensity of BDSM lovemaking, but neither are comfortable communicating what they really desire. Through a series of sexy, hilarious, and sometimes frightening missteps the lovers redefine their marriage and their love life.
From internationally acclaimed author and illustrator Daniel Grant comes the story of a husband and wife who struggle and search to better define their love for each other. Michael and Darci’s marriage is in trouble. They love each other without question, but they just don’t seem to click in the bedroom and in life. Michael loses himself in his work. Darci resorts to an affair outside the marriage. Ironically, both crave the intensity of BDSM lovemaking, but neither are comfortable communicating what they really desire. Through a series of sexy, hilarious, and sometimes frightening missteps the lovers redefine their marriage and their love life.
From internationally acclaimed author and illustrator Daniel Grant comes the story of a husband and wife who struggle and search to better define their love for each other. Michael and Darci’s marriage is in trouble. They love each other without question, but they just don’t seem to click in the bedroom and in life. Michael loses himself in his work. Darci resorts to an affair outside the marriage. Ironically, both crave the intensity of BDSM lovemaking, but neither are comfortable communicating what they really desire. Through a series of sexy, hilarious, and sometimes frightening missteps the lovers redefine their marriage and their love life.
Another Sexy Page from The Penitent Serialized Comic Graphic Novel.
Click the title below for The Penitent’s sexy Main Page to read the entire thing. The Penitent Graphic Novel.
Well, at least you can read the pages I’ve posted so far. The story rolls along nicely. I should be able to maintain my two pages a week schedule for the foreseeable future.
Updated links for The Event Series of Comic Graphic Novels
Since both ebook and print versions of parts 1, 2, and 3, are on Amazon now, I thought that sometime soon I’d post an updated set of links.
Page 6 of The Penitent Comic Graphic Novel. If you’d like a more linear read, please click link and follow to the main post page. The Penitent Graphic Novel.
The State gave Sadie death penalty specifications for fooling around in this dire and dangerous comic.
The Penitent Graphic Novel. As you are probably already aware, I’m a day late posting this. Perhaps I should go for two pages a week and not specify which days, though I’ll still try for Tuesday and Thursday posts.
