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Vessel tells the story of a savvy field biologist, a tortured monster and a mysterious elderly billionaire. It is equal parts thriller, grounded sci-fi and body horror love story. Developed over the 2020 pandemic and produced over the following two years Vessel is a self-published labor of love free from editorial constraint.
It has been praised by cartoonists, artists and fans of all kinds such as Paul Karasik (The New Yorker), Marcus Kwame Anderson (Big Jim and the White Boy) and Taraka Larson (interdisciplinary artist, formerly of Prince Rama), who had this to say…
“[Vessel] is amazing… so much attention to detail and every character feels ALIVE. …free to roam and explore themselves. The whole thing has a classic almost Italian sci-fi feel… timeless, imaginative, and unpredictably original.”
For Mature Readers. Contains some nudity, sexual content, violence and language.
Color, 64 pages.
Published 4.20.23
Vessel tells the story of a savvy field biologist, a tortured monster and a mysterious elderly billionaire. It is equal parts thriller, grounded sci-fi and body horror love story. Developed over the 2020 pandemic and produced over the following two years Vessel is a self-published labor of love free from editorial constraint.
It has been praised by cartoonists, artists and fans of all kinds such as Paul Karasik (The New Yorker), Marcus Kwame Anderson (Big Jim and the White Boy) and Taraka Larson (interdisciplinary artist, formerly of Prince Rama), who had this to say…
“[Vessel] is amazing… so much attention to detail and every character feels ALIVE. …free to roam and explore themselves. The whole thing has a classic almost Italian sci-fi feel… timeless, imaginative, and unpredictably original.”
For Mature Readers. Contains some nudity, sexual content, violence and language.
Color, 64 pages.
Published 4.20.23