©. May 28, 2022. All Rights Reserved.
Smog Superhero Sketch
Superhero
Punker Chick Crusher
©. April 28, 2022. All Rights Reserved.
Only In Doubt Town: Sun Chi Moves To Happening Street
©. Apr. 11, 2022. All Rights Reserved.
The new superhero, Sun Chi in this digital comic book project was inspired by my friend, Patricia K. Also, the song lyrics in this project are by her. She’s awesome. There is a link to the original animated eBook graphic novel version, that I self-published. It is called “Only In Doubt Town”: https://www.lulu.com/en/us/shop/isaiah-lawrence/only-in-doubt-town/ebook/product-1dgndwrz.html?page=1&pageSize=4.
Here is a link to the audiobook version of the Doubt Town world I did before, called “Doubt Town: Happening Street” Audiobook: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J81Ypt4vOaA.
Sun Chi
© June 27, 2021. All Rights Reserved.
I sketched out a superhero idea, then Patricia did the difficult part, digitizing. Also, she thought of the name of the character. She’s awesome. Her Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lucidsea79/
Hype Action #21
© Sept. 24, 2020. All Rights Reaerved.
The Overnight Paragon
© July 1, 2020. All Rights Reserved.
They called.
They wished.
They saw.
He came.
They said he was a hero.
They said he was a villain.
They said he was a hero.
They said he was a villain.
Once hit by a shooting star
At the age of seventeen.
He developed a bright scar,
Which showed outside of his spleen.
With the strength of 10 humans,
His weakness is known as death.
The heart of 50 lifespans
Cant’ make him have his last breath.
Who can control shooting stars
By direction with their mind?
You may see him over cars,
Beating the bad guys you find.
He says he’s not a star seed.
When he strikes, there’s sound effects
Seen like comic books they read
With the star power to flex.
Move one way, the star can turn.
Take a flight; that’s your mistake.
You’ll see stars, so watch and learn
When you fall like an earthquake.
He can survive without air
And swing from stars with his hands.
Try to stop him if you dare.
If you watch, then he commands.
They called.
They wished.
They saw.
He came.
They said he was a hero.
They said he was a villain.
They said he was a hero.
They said he was a villain.
May he strike before you see?
When a mask looms from the dark,
May he have what you envy,
Shooting holes in a birthmark?
The city is getting scared.
His arch enemies are free
And nobody is prepared.
They killed their family tree.
His enemy makes landmines,
With just a ticking stopwatch
He don’t care about bloodlines
Until it’s, “Wham” to his crotch.
“Boom” to the cities destroyed
And there’s more villains coming.
So, it’s on the next tabloid.
What’s that robotic humming?
He fought 10 villains away,
Then he had to fight the cops
Like his race don’t hit the hay,
Ending them swift like raindrops.
He’s wanted for raising hell
On the bad guys that cause pain,
His shooting star is no spell.
For what you may want and gain.
They called.
They wished.
They saw.
He came.
They said he was a hero.
They said he was a villain.
They said he was a hero.
They said he was a villain.
The Overnight Paragon
© July 1, 2020. All Rights Reserved.
They called.
They wished.
They saw.
He came.
They said he was a hero.
They said he was a villain.
They said he was a hero.
They said he was a villain.
Once hit by a shooting star
At the age of seventeen.
He developed a bright scar,
Which showed outside of his spleen.
With the strength of 10 humans,
His weakness is known as death.
The heart of 50 lifespans
Cant’ make him have his last breath.
Who can control shooting stars
By direction with their mind?
You may see him over cars,
Beating the bad guys you find.
He says he’s not a star seed.
When he strikes, there’s sound effects
Seen like comic books they read
With the star power to flex.
Move one way, the star can turn.
Take a flight; that’s your mistake.
You’ll see stars, so watch and learn
When you fall like an earthquake.
He can survive without air
And swing from stars with his hands.
Try to stop him if you dare.
If you watch, then he commands.
They called.
They wished.
They saw.
He came.
They said he was a hero.
They said he was a villain.
They said he was a hero.
They said he was a villain.
May he strike before you see?
When a mask looms from the dark,
May he have what you envy,
Shooting holes in a birthmark?
The city is getting scared.
His arch enemies are free
And nobody is prepared.
They killed their family tree.
His enemy makes landmines,
With just a ticking stopwatch
He don’t care about bloodlines
Until it’s, “Wham” to his crotch.
“Boom” to the cities destroyed
And there’s more villains coming.
So, it’s on the next tabloid.
What’s that robotic humming?
He fought 10 villains away,
Then he had to fight the cops
Like his race don’t hit the hay,
Ending them swift like raindrops.
He’s wanted for raising hell
On the bad guys that cause pain,
His shooting star is no spell.
For what you may want and gain.
They called.
They wished.
They saw.
He came.
They said he was a hero.
They said he was a villain.
They said he was a hero.
They said he was a villain.
Diadem
© June 17, 2020. All Rights Reserved.
Only In Doubt Town Comic Strip
© Apr. 5, 2020. All Rights Reserved.
One of the things I’m thankful for is having an artist friend. Patricia digitized a comic strip that I penciled out. You can check out her artsy projects on her Instagram:
https://www.instagram.com/lucidsea79/
Razor Ravana
© Mar. 12, 2020. All Rights Reserved.
I thought of an idea for a superhero and Patricia designed it. The collaboration was a fun experiment. At first, I wanted a superhero that can seduce anyone and use a razor hidden in the middle of the face. She added the razor heels, studs, and everything else, bringing the idea to life. Patricia’s Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lucidsea79/
Isaiah Lawrence 