Disgraced Comics is the new
off-shoot of Disgraced Productions,
offering original online visual dramatic storytelling. And in our first
online comic, THE ADVENTURES OF MAX
QUARTERHORSE, you will get to see the first-ever Independent
Theater-to-comics crossover. THE
ADVENTURES OF MAX QUARTERHORSE picks up where
Disgraced Productions' 2008
play, ALL KINDS OF SHIFTY VILLAINS,
leaves off. Private Investigator, Max Quarterhorse has just survived a
case that has left his trusted assistant and most of his rogues gallery
of villains dead. But one of the surviving villains wants to see a
fallen comrade live again. And Portal-Face Pete, a mysterious newcomer
on the scene, has his own schemes to execute, bringing him face-to-face
with Max Quarterhorse.
THE ADVENTURES OF MAX QUARTERHORSE
continues the darkly madcap take on film noir and crime fiction
established in ALL KINDS OF SHIFTY
VILLAINS, this time through the lens of Miriam Gibson's
perfectly-suited visual style.
You'll have to see it to believe it -
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Robert Attenweiler is the founder and Producing
Director of Disgraced Productions. He holds an MA in English
from The Ohio State University and a MFA in Dramatic Writing
from NYU. Robert has produced many of his plays through DP and has recently created Disgraced Comics and Disgraced TV, two off-shoots of DP that ... well, you can probably figure out what they do. Robert lives in the East Village of New York City with his
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Miriam Gibson is a freelance artist and illustrator
living in Astoria, New York and holds BFA in Drawing. She is the
Co-Founder of
Tapir Tooth, a group for sequential artists who lastly
exhibited at the 2009 Museum of Cartoon and Comic Art Festival.
Miriam also enjoys being the production assistant for the comedy
group, Greg and Lou. Her favorite animal is the Burrowing Owl. To see more of her work visit miriamgibson.com or MiriamGibson.blogspot.com, or drop her a line anytime at miriam@miriamgibson.com.
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