Alex Borroni -J.D. 

By Alex_Borroni

Alessandro Borroni---
2009

4 pages try-out for Soleil + 3 pages of character design.

Internal Affairs  

By Kevin_Cushing

A webcomic from 2006-2007 with art by Ted Brandt. You can really see a learning curve for both of us in this one. There was a lot more story planned before Ted had to move on, but we did get to our first big reveal.

The Dead 

By Kevin_Cushing

Cover, character sketches, and first seven pages for a submission piece with art by Dion Hamill.

First 7 pages of Zoir #2. 

By Mason

Zoir, zombie noir, is the best zombie-detective-noir comic out there... probably.

Written by Mason Johnson and Illustrated by Pedro Sancho

Visit...

http://www.geekocracy.org

Muscles & Frights

By Ambush_Bug

Here's a ten pg story I did for MUSCLES & FRIGHTS. Had a blast working on it even though doing it on scratchboard was such a long and tedious process.

Behatted 

By nickmb

The ongoing adventures of small hats in a confusing world.

Vincent price presents Fade Away 

By rhstewart

Blue Water Productions: Vincent price presents Fade Away Marker Pens Photo Shop A3 2009. The guys over at Blue Water Productions have generously allowed me to post a few preview samples of a forth coming story I have Illustrated for them.

Alex Borroni -MISCELLANEOUS 

By Alex_Borroni

Selection of many pages.

Art: Alex Borroni

pencil+ink

copyright Alessandro Borroni

Ham & Eggs 

By LaurenMonardo

"The Slightly Askew Adventures of Inspector Ham & Eggs"
created by Lauren Monardo & Stephen Lindsay

Lollipop's Shadow 

By prohaska

"Lollipop's Shadow" is a film noir inspired comic about lost candy living in the shadows beneath a dime store display case.

An Eleanor Moreau Mystery: The Dragonfly 

By adamgrose

Coming this January 9th 2009 a new weekly 'newspaper' strip will be appearing on the Clown Press webiste. A Detective Story which will follow the adventures of Detective Inspector Eleanor Moreau.

London's Freezing 

By henspace_comics

Comic written by Patrick Harris Harris and illustrated by me.

Check out Patrick's comics at http://www.myspace.com/bgcomics

Pepe Palha (Pepe Straw) , The Foolish Clown

By NoahWardrobe

This character was inspired in a big friend of mine, Pepe Palha. He's a police detective. He has the power of mind, hipnosis and mind manipulation.

The Barbarian Detective

By cueprod

Sam Spade with a broadsword. Art by Montos. Written/lettered by me.

Pigeon Toe & Clubfoot 

By ResolutionComics

Hard-Boiled detective action with Pigeon Toe & Clubfoot, detectives with the San Francisco Pigeon Police

SOLITUDE  

By GIRAF_Network

The city of Atlanta, there's an intelligent psycho killer on the lose. Two detectives must stop him, but can they when he's always 2 steps ahead of them. Art by Cayce Moyer.

A Simple Transaction

By RandylBishop

I wrote and drew this some years ago in a favorite old dark restaurant, but I decided to clean it up digitally fairly recently. Consider it a late Halloween or early Thanksgiving bonus!

Vic Boone @ Zuda Comics

By jeffwinstead

The complete 8 page Vic Boone strip can be seen at http://www.zudacomics.com/node/477

Pulp

By DKlauba

Noir, Crime and Tough Guys for Hire

Absurdo: Axé Vietnamita 

By gattaizine

Carlo Gran Monte, o Detetive do Absurdo, tenta desvendar mais um mistério sobrenatural envolvendo um pai-de-santo e uma aranha gigante!

Roteiro: Zé Wellington
Desenhos: Marcelo Cavalcante
Arte-final: Raul Douglas

CRISIS :After Lioger By H.Braden and A. Kennedy  

By skizmatik

The world ended twelve years ago due a virus called Lioger. On the twelve anniversary someone releases Lioger once again. Now its up the only man immune to virus to discover who is releasing and why.

Slow Burn

By jared_souza

Hard boiled detective stuff from a script by M.A. Rothsbard. More pages on the way.

Spookytown Sketches

By cal_slayton

This gallery features sketches for my upcoming graphic novel "Spookytown". I'll try to add more and more as I go along.

Feral City: Murder 101

By y2project

Mo murda in Feral City

Personal File

By RandylBishop

This was done for a fun sequential art exercise over at Comic Book Resources. I illustrated this, but did not write it!
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