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Dogs have been with us since we first decided that cave life was all the rage. And they’ve been shaping history right alongside us, not just as pets, but as partners. Such as Sergeant Stubby. This little Boston Terrier is the most decorated war dog ever. During World War I, he warned soldiers of gas attacks, found wounded comrades, and even caught a German spy.

Flash forward to the courageous canines of 9/11. In the aftermath of one of the most tragic events in modern history, nearly 300 search and rescue dogs worked tirelessly alongside first responders at Ground Zero. These brave souls navigated treacherous rubble, locating survivors and offering comfort to rescuers and victims alike. Their unwavering dedication showcased the profound bond between humans and dogs, reminding us of their incredible capacity for heroism.

Going back and around the world, consider the story of Hachiko, the loyal Akita from 1920s Japan. Every day, Hachiko would wait at Shibuya Station for his owner to return from work. Even after his owner passed away unexpectedly, Hachiko continued to wait at the station every evening for nearly ten years. His loyalty touched the hearts of many, leading to a statue erected in his honor—a testament to the enduring faithfulness dogs have shown throughout history.

Dogs aren’t just pets—they’re heroes, companions, and symbols of the best parts of humanity. Their paws have walked alongside us through the pages of history, and their wagging tails have been there to celebrate every victory and comfort every loss. They’ve inspired legends, art, and now, a trilogy that combines all the chaos and joy they bring into our lives.

Which brings me to the next chapter in our adventure. Buckle up (or leash up?), because Book 2 is here and it’s time to get nuts!

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Dogs. What can I say about them? Historically, a lot. They have played a major role from the beginning of my life until now, nearly 50 years later. They have comforted me in my darkest hours. They have wrestled, chased, and fetched and scared the shit out of us.

1984 – Buddy boy Paisley Robinson fell through the ice on a frozen pool. My brothers, our friends, and I were sledding in the Flynn’s backyard. The owner of the pool poked her head up over the fence and said, “I think your dog is in our pool.” We ran around and saw Buddy struggling to stay up in the frigid water. Happily, we rescued him from the pool, carried him up the hill on a makeshift stretcher (a sled), and got him in the station wagon before all nine of us piled in and drove him, through a snow storm, to the emergency vet. Buddy survived but it was a VERY close call.

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In 2015, a small group of dedicated fans met with four of their favorite authors for a weekend in New England, and a legend was born…

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If you made it here from Free Comic Book Day in Rochester, NH, thanks for snagging a poster or card! If you want to stay up to date on all the comic books in the pipeline, be sure to sign up for the newsletter. I only send them out when new books are coming out, and the comics should start hitting store shelves in late 2024. No exact dates, but we are in talks with a well known publisher and are hoping to tag team these bad boys with them. When that’s done and announced, I’ll do a proper post about the comics. For now, you’re just getting the Issue 1 covers.* Click on each image to see a larger version.

*The Project Nemesis image is not an actual cover. It’s actually just the artist’s first SKETCH of Nemesis!

I’m super proud of Breakneck’s (my publishing company) team of artists: Tiago Palma, Mario Santoro, Augustin Padilla and Manuel Rodriguez, along with our badass editor, Kane Gilmour. With the exception of Nemesis, these are brand new Jeremy Robinson stories, one of which (1001) I’ve been working on for 30 years! If things go well, I’ll be making comics for the next 30.

— Jeremy