Welcome to Post Scriptum -- The Unscripted Adventures of Paul Stone

Sunday, April 1 - It's no APril's fool! ;) Today you are really getting 5 pages of the first action-packed adventure of Paul Stone. Check it out how Francesco Francavilla, Federico Milella, Emil Zuga, Daniel Lafrance, and Robert Hack have managed to take Paul Stone out of trouble and look forward to the "explosive" ending by Dan McDaid next week. Also feel free to let us know your feedback on the concept and the pages so far. Hope you enjoy!



Post Scriptum is an experimental comic from six artists who all post regularly on the Drawing Board. The story started as a jam and quickly turned into a fun action adventure. The story features the strange experiences of secret agent Paul Stone, codename Post Scriptum (P.S.).

The first story, "Rocket Love," is an unscripted romp with no pre-planned plot--it's just 6 artists trying to outdo each other on a very cool adventure, each picking up where the other left off. To make things even more interesting, we've decided to do the first story with no dialogue. We don't know where we're going, but we'll have lots of fun getting there!

Join us as we post the first 6 pages on Comic Space over the next week. Once the first pages are posted, we'll be posting new pages on a weekly basis.


About the Artists:
Collectively known as The Six-Pack, the artists behind Post Scriptum are:

Dan McDaid
Daniel LaFrance
Emil Zuga
Fede Milella
Francesco Francavilla
Robert Hack



Posting History
Sunday, April 1 - page 7 to page 11: Paul Stone manages to escape from the under-the-mansion secret hangar, but not in an unnoticeble way. Art by Francesco Francavilla, Federico Milella, Emil Zuga, Daniel Lafrance, Robert Hack.
Thursday, Feb 22 - 4th day, 4th page: this time is the amazing action packed storytelling by Emil Zuga
Wednesday, Feb 21 - Third day, third page: this time from the amazing drybrush and Zipatones of Mr Robert Hack
Tuesday, Feb 20 - posted page 2 by the very talented Daniel LaFrance. Daniel is a talented storyteller and this page completely shows it.
Monday, Feb 19 - posted page 1 by Francesco Francavilla. This is how the craziness gets started. :)