An Update

After reviewing several applications for comic book publishers, I've been working on writing out the synopsis for the "core" story of the Lich of London series. So far, I've summaries for volumes 1 through 6 written with possibly at least 3 more to make a compelling ending for the series.

Naturally, this doesn't include "fluff" stories or extra stories that do not directly influence the evolving plot. So these projected 10 or so volumes are not all there might be. I actually want to work on short standalone tales that further expand on the world of folklore.

As the search for getting the series published continues, I'll be sure to keep you all informed. Also, I am still scripting out volume 2 and doing research to make sure everything is as accurate as I can make it. The ability to make a story longer than 30 pages is exciting for me.

Lich of London 2 Is in the works!

Lich of London 2 is currently being scripted. After the success of the premiere of The Lich of London at the Ringling College of Art and Design Senior Illustration Show of the class of 2010, there have been readers questioning the possibility of a second book.

Currently, the second book is set to run between 26 to 52 pages, meaning it could possibly be nearly twice as long as the first book.

The second book will have a script that still focuses on Ignatius, of course, but also gives the minor characters more important parts. Mammon and Choi will help drive the story this time around as they show their alchemical and medical prowess, and there will be a focus on Gerard's curse as a werewolf in the plot. I don't want to tell much more beyond that as a means of preventing spoilers.

Once art surfaces, I'll be sure to collect what I can which is spoiler free and post it here for everyone to follow.