Here we are… the second storyline wrapped up. This week, another piece of the Parker puzzle. You can re-read the entire storyline starting here!

With next week, we’re back to done-in-one Coffee Breaks. Late summer, I’ve got a few guest strips lined up (still accepting guest strips if you’d like to submit).

And this Fall, we begin our third storyline. The title? “Cry, Malefactor!”

The revamps are over, and Bravado is able to find some alone time with his lady love, Trixie Templeton. And, we find out what Trixie’s week was like.

Whew! One of my most ambitious pages so far…. but I’m very proud of it. I hope you all like it! Only one page left to this storyline– and it’s a doozy! (And I’m not one to use the word “doozy” lightly…)

Morgan reveals her master marketing plan! Plus, casual Friday, so the staff gets to dress down a lil’ bit.

Next week’s strip might be my favorite page of the entire storyline.

Also, Heroites: I’m being interviewed this Saturday on the Sci-Fi Saturday Night podcast: “BILL WALKO tells us about his comic Hero Business, because “with great power comes great marketability.” Stop on by, why don’t ya?

A return of “This Week In Capes!” What a bunch of haters.

You haven’t forgotten the shocking revelation from our first storyline, have you?

I also kinda love Louie The Lounge Lizard.

Simon, Simon…. sometimes brilliance is over-rated. Or unintelligible. Or both.

In this week’s revamp, Bravado gets a serious case of Vertigo.

Sometimes classic heroes shouldn’t try to be too hip, y’know? poor Bravado is learning that the hard way!

And, oh, I didn’t get a chance to name them, but the Mutant Marvels are Weather Witch, Eye Sore and Alpha Mauler.

It’s Morgan’s turn to make over Bravado, with a little help from JD Rivers, producer of “Weeville.” You might remember him from Coffee Breaks #12 and #13. See? Those things aren’t just fillers! ; )

PS: Sorry for the lateness this week. My hard drive got raptured and I’ve spent the last week rebuilding my virtual world. As Bravado might say… “Egads!”

Oh Bravado, comic creators have more power than you think!