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Marshall Art Studio: Comic Book Art

24-Hour Comics

  • My Work So Far

Endorsement

  • head shot of Trina Robbins
  • “David Marshall is an amazing artist! He's master of a myriad styles, all excellent. My only puzzlement is why the world doesn't know about him yet. Hey world, wake up!”
  • Trina Robbins,
    Writer of Tender Murderers, Wild Irish Roses, and GoGirl!
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Comics As Art

  • Out of the Blue Gallery hosted an exhibition of this work

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Comic Book Stories and Art


My most recent three stories:

Now Ain't Soon Enough

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This year's 24-Hour Comic story, currently an incomplete "nobel failure".

The Null Device

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(R; SciFi/Action) A lone agent must transmit data into enemy territory.

Soaked: A 24-Hour Comic

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A complete 24-page comic book, produced entirely in 24 consecutive hours.


Batgirl’s Bad Day

(R; Satire/Sexual Content) Combining the actual styles of the American life in the 1960s with the quietly subversive Batman television series.

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B.S. Bach

(PG; Action/Adventure) A petty thief is hunted by his former Mafia employers, wealthy ex-girlfriends and various law enforcement agencies. Entire Story

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The Bleeding Mirror

(R; Horror/Psychological Drama/Social Commentary) This symbolic tale serves as one response to the mass media and urban loneliness. Entire Story

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Dead by the Pool

(R; Action/Psychological Drama/Sexual Content) A surrealistic dreamscape of redemptive lust and spiritual loss, with just a touch of chlorine.
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Encore

(R; Horror/Crime/Social Commentary) This supernatural revenge thriller exposes the side effects of one man's built-up frustrations. Entire Story

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Here I Am

(PG; Drama) Alone on an urban rooftop, our protagonist decides to end his life of fulfilling every else's expectations. Entire Story

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Message

(G; Romance) Half a world apart (an eighties pre-internet world), two people find a way to communicate their feelings. Entire Story

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Reach: A 24-Hour Comic

(R; Humor/Drama) Unfiltered babbling from having produced 24 pages in 24 hours. Unfinished Story

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RetroActive

(PG; SciFi/Childhood Memory) Unpublished work in progress. My attempt at reliving my teenage years with today's knowledge. Entire Story

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The Return

(R; Action/Social Satire) "The Prodigal Son" story, as told by ancient NYNEX commercials, if they used a different set of brothers. Entire Story

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Shower Powered

(R; Humor/Horror) First installment of the "Wacky Accidents" series. In each episode, the same character dies from a different accident. Entire Story

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Six-Year-Old Horse Thief

(G; Childhood Memory) A personal story, from a time when there were no cellphones, no VCRs and only one Starbucks.
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A Sunday Walk

(PG; Drama) While strolling through a San Francisco park on a lovely day, two people encounter their lost memories, hidden egos and unspoken desires. Story by Mark Burbey

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The Watchman

(PG; Literature/Social Commentary) A child runs across a bridge of silent authority. Entire Story

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Zip’s Last Day

(R; Crime/Horror) A corrupt FBI agent arrives in Boston to solve what looks like a murder mystery. The case evolves into something more bizarre. Entire Story

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Contact

  • Marshall Art Studio
  • dsm@illdave.com
  • Based in Boston MA (USA)
  • 617-970-1933 MAS vCard
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