The Man In The Red Shirt by Simon Wright
Published 08-04-2016 Category Indy Artists Read 3887 times

The Man In The Red Shirt by Simon Wright

Nothing is what it seems when the man in the red shirt wakes up to find out the truth of his reality. As strange occurances unfold around him, he tries to cope and fight his way to the truth before his fate expires.

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1064182241/the-man-in-the-red-shirt

Nothing is what it seems when the man in the red shirt wakes up to find out the truth of his reality. As strange occurances unfold around him, he tries to cope and fight his way to the truth before his fate expires.

The Man In The Red Shirt

The Man In The Red Shirt

About the Artist

Simon has worked in Indie Comic Books for over 20 years publishing his own works. I'He's worked on books mainly as a Colorist with titles including Zombie Apocalypse from Silver Fox Comics and Zombie Cities. His latest book as Penciler, Inker and Colourist is through Caliber Comics called Divine Comedy. Which you can purchase on Drive Thru Comics or Comixology.

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