Sugary Serials :: Comics for All Ages!

I hope you enjoyed Sugary Serials #7! My thanks to Richard Stevens, Diana Nock, and Mark Rudolph for their fantastic contributions. I’ve said it before, but it bears repeating–I’m just blown away by the diversity of comics we’re getting in this anthology. In #7 we jumped from epic fantasy to adventure on the playground, to sci-fi action. It’s just like flipping the channels on Saturday morning, at least for me.

And it keeps getting better! The web serialization of #8 begins tomorrow, featuring two brand-new all ages comics in the Sugary Serials lineup.

We introduce Sara Turner’s The Boys of The Den, in which a young girl awakes one morning without any recollection of who she is or where she came from. When a group of boys, all bearing totems resembling a forest animal, take her in, she’s swept up in an adventure to save one of their members from the local authorities. Did I mention that the authorities are Confederate soldiers? That’s right–a Civil War-era fantasy story! Doesn’t get much cooler than that!

The incredible Matt Putnam-Pouliot, creator of Daring Dodo, returns next issue with a new story in his MacAbb Manor comics series. When Cassie MacAbb earns the number one spot in Thirteen Magazine’s "Most Interesting Kids" list, number two awardee Vermelda Hyde plots to put the drop on Cassie in an interesting game of hide and seek. You can check out earlier MacAbb Manor stories on Matt’s Dial K for Komics website. But first we have the conclusion to Diana Nock’s Imaginary Friends Forever. Will Miranda and her new friends plummet into the river? If they don’t, will Miranda ever succeed at making real friends?

The fun starts tomorrow, and the comics update every day. Don’t miss it!

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