Comic Bookstore

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Agrippa

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The Video

This is less than two minutes long. It’s the introduction to the story “Agrippa”, from “Things That Go Bump In My Head”, with the illustrations from the first two pages of the comic book project

The Comic Book Online

You can see Agrippa online here:

http://www.theduckwebcomics.com/Agrippa/

 “Agrippa” is a dystopic near-future tale that takes place in an unnamed industrialized nation very much like the United States. When foreign creditors demand that the nation repay its considerable international debt or face war it enacts the Dulcetta Reforms, ultra-restrictive laws establishing debtor’s prison, and causing a large number of people – many of them seniors – to go to jail or even face execution if not continuously working to pay off their personal debts to the government.  Dr. Tine, an expert in geriatric medicine, is desperately searching for employment at the beginning of our tale,  having lost her useful functioning in society as the elders she once treated were rounded up and hauled off to the prison camps. Things were so bad she didn’t think they could possibly get any worse. How very wrong she was.

It is one of the short stories in my recently released collection, “Things That Go Bump In My Head. The project will be released online in color, and there will be a print version after the series is completed.

The Book

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Color – $9.99 Black and White – $6.50 eBook – $2.00

Living A Lie

 by Carolyn Saulson (author) andSumiko Saulson (Illustrator)

living a lie
Lately, he’d been going by the name Randolph James, of course this wasn’t his real name, but he made it work. Looking into the full-length mirror in his bedroom, he forced his body to stand erect, checked his stance, and prepared to be Mr. Randolph James one more time.

“Living a Lie” is a serialized near-future science fiction story about a man born to a mentally ill, homeless mother who has hidden his true identity and background during his quest for upward mobility. The lie he’s been living threatens to unravel when he begins to discover that his mother’s symptoms were not signs of the onset of schizophrenia… but of the onset of superhuman powers, powers that seem to be hereditary.

Black and White – $5.00 eBook $0.99

DreamWorlds

“Dreamworlds,” a dark fantasy addressing mental health issues, about a writer who hears voice and thinks her characters have come to life. It is a dark fantasy exploring the connection between creativity and psychosis.  It follows the path of an author who, following a series of personal crises, family tragedies and relationship problems, becomes increasingly detached from reality and begins living in a fantasy world where one of her characters exists and takes over her life as an occupying entity in her body. Is this foreign presence benign, or harmful? Can she connect with other people in her world if she spends more and more time off in her head, writing and talking to people who aren’t really there? Follow us on Tumblr!

Dreamworlds Comic Book – $10

Dreamworlds Coloring Book – $10

Mauskaveli

Mauskaveli is a comic about the adventures of a group of polyamorous, queer, and kinky anthropomorphic mice, centering around the title character Mauskaveli, her partners Count Slackula, Petricio, and Skunkmaus, her child, a necromancer named Death Angel, and their pet cat Dooky. Mauskaveli is a comic book about a group of kinky, queer, politically active polyamorous anthropomorphic mice. Their leader, Mistress Mauskaveli, escaped a biotech lab along with her boyfriends, Petricio and Rogue. All three mice were experimented on – Mauskaveli developed superior intelligence, Rogue regenerative powers, and Petricio, charisma. After they escape their extended polycule grew to include Petricio’s boyfriend Joe Squeaks and Mauskaveli’s girlfriend Skunkmaus. They have a pet catzbatz named Dooky, spontaneously generated from poop. Other characters include Joe Squeak’s sister Lovey Squeaks, her girlfriend Pinky La Rue and daughter Pip Squeaks – Death Angel’s girlfriend Mauztisha – Mauskaveli’s uncle Aviator Maus – a cosplayer named Tumimaus – Skunkmaus’ identical twin Skankmaus – Pretty Whiskers, Clawdia, and more!

The Complete Mauskaveli Online (Free WebComic)

You can get the mini-comics from me at events where I am tabling for a quarter each. I am working on a 60 page comic. There’s a 12 page webcomic available on The Duck Webcomics. The Complete Mauskaveli in Color is also on The Webduck Comics. Follow us on Tumblr!

Mauskaveli Comic Book – $10

Mauskaveli Coloring Book – $10

The Complete Mauskaveli (color) – $20

 Dooky

Dooky is a popular mini-comic/zine that is hand-drawn and available at comic book conventions, zine fests and other places I table for just a quarter. Some Dooky panels are in Dreamworlds. Dooky is a catbatz made of cat doo-doo. His origin story: Bootsy, the author’s cat, ate a gummy bat. Later, when he went to the bathroom, he deposited the infant Dooky in the litterbox, where he grew up. Alternate Dooky origin: Dooky flew directly out of Bootsy’s butt. Dooky Dooks has a family, his wife Daisy Dooks, Poo-poo Dooks and Boo-boo Dooks. Dooky ran as a write in joke candidate during the 2016 election. Follow us on Tumblr!

Dooky Coloring Book – $10

Dooky Zines Online

You can see DookyZines for free at Dooky Zines Online. You can also see them at theDuckWebComics.com – titles 7 Principles of Kwanzaa, Agrippa, Dreamworlds, Mauskaveli, Mauskaveli Full Color, and Carolyn Saulson: Tales of an Iconoclast, absolutely free!

Dooky Mini-Zines and Buttons – 25 cents for mini-zines and a dollar for buttons!

Want to purchase Dooky MiniComix for only 25 cents each plus postage? Send an email message to sumikoska@yahoo.com or contact me at @sumikoska on Facebook, Twitter or Tik-Tok, or @sumikosaulson on Instagram.

You can pay for the mini-zines on PayPal (sumikoska@yahoo.com), CashApp ($SumikoCalifornia), or VenMo (@Sumiko-Saulson).

Also support our Patreon here!

Mauskaveli Clothing

If you are interested in Mauskaveli and Dooky clothing and gear, please visit the Mauskaveli site for a complete catalog of our clothing, shoes, jewelry, and other swag!


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