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NECTAR Issue #1 – Pre-Order Now!!

January 16, 2026 / / 0 Comments


PRE-ORDER FROM JETPACK COMICS HERE

The time has come!

Two years ago, I decided to pursue a lifelong dream in the only way I know how–full commitment, big time, all in. I could have just worked on a single comic book and tested the waters before working on the second. That would have been smart, but that’s not how I operate. I’m a risk taker.

So, instead of playing it safe, I launched an entire comic book branch of Breakneck (Breakneck Comics) and wrote scripts for FIVE titles. I then hired art teams for the books, and like John Hammond, spared no expense. A huge risk, but that risk paid off.

The books came out so amazing that we were able to partner with Vault Comics, one of the hottest indie publishers in the business, who have agreed to publish all of the Breakneck titles over the next few years, and if the first books are a hit, there will be many more to come!

But Jeremy, I don’t read comic books!

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Beware of Monsters – Matt Frank Interview Numero Dos!

June 24, 2016 / / 0 Comments

Matt Frank Returns!

Listen to Matt and Christopher chat about the Project Nemesis comic book adapted from my novel, and Godzilla – Rage Across Time, written by me! Give it a listen and subscribe so you don’t miss the latest interviews with monster authors, artists, game makers and movie directors.

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How do you follow up Ax Cop? A Hoard of Mutating Attack Bears!

December 7, 2015 / / 1 Comment

A Review of Bearmageddon: Book One
By Christopher Ouellette

There are a lot of ultra-violent comic books, but they are not Bearmageddon.
Bearmageddon is the first ‘book’ of a graphic novel, currently presented as a web comic.
Ethan Nicolle, best known for creating Ax Cop with his then 5-year-old brother, has now put his art skills in line with his storytelling and they are a tour de force of paneled action. A group of early twentysomething, well-meaning slackers give up on society to live in the woods. This would be all well and good if it had not coincided with the bears of the woods joining forces to wipe out mankind. On top of that, they are mutating with other animals. The corpse of an octopus/bear is found. We soon run into a bear with the skin flaps and gliding talents of a flying squirrel. I feel like I’m seeing all of Daniel Peterson’s theories about the Eco Monstrous being dramatically illustrated in the context of a fast paced, well developed story.

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