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Carlton L. Sampson
Carlton L. Sampson is a poet and graphic novel author. In 1988, under the label
Eye-to-Eye, Carlton L. Sampson (author) and Chris Robinson (illustrator)
released 250 copies of Phascist Clowns on the streets of Philadelphia free.
Written in 1982, Phascist Clowns is a 28-page black and white politically themed
comic book warning of terrorized world we live today.
Andrew Willis
Andrew Willis aka “Na-ki-wa oo-ba-ke”, is a multi-talented artist whose
portfolio consists of diverse projects and whose work ranges from graphic
design, body art, painting, sculpture, illustration, 3D-model casting, hip-hop
music, comic book, and graphic novel self-publication. His self-publishing comic
book label, Newborn Comics, released the Bounty-X “Minddar” 10 part series.
Bounty-X “Minddar” is a journal of personal experiences as an African American
in comic book format, which blurs the separation of the cognitive creative
process and the “real world”.
Palanquin
In 2010, Carlton Sampson teamed up with Andrew Willis aka “Na-ki-wa oo-ba-ke”,
to form the creative team “Palanquin “ to produce and have completed Po Lyn Lee
“Ophelia House” in 2017. Po Lyn Lee, "Ophelia House", is a speculative fiction
horror fantasy about Po, a she demon conditioned as an assassin, controlled by
messages from Grandmother, majesty of a surviving prehistoric secret sisterhood.
When Grandmother, at the behest of an international cooperate cartel, sends Po a
message to assassinate the president of the United States to stop a Federal
program from equitably distributing wealth, Po’s job becomes self-discovery
amidst global elite. Po Lyn Lee "Ophelia House," is available in a 12-issue
volume or 12 individual issues.
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