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Marshall Art Studio: Comic Book Art

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

The Power of Sequential Art

I've been sporadically creating comic book stories since the late 1980s. My work is a mish-mash of satire, horror, romance and crime fiction. Unless otherwise noted, all listed works are (a) complete, one-shot stories that are (b) prepped for professional printing, and (c) written and drawn by me. Each PDF file contains the entire story for online and printed viewing.


My most recent three stories:

The Null Device

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Work-In-Progress!
(R; SciFi/Action) A lone agent must transmit data into enemy territory, fight an army, rescue a damsel in distress and save the world.

Soaked: A 24-Hour Comic

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New Work! A complete 24-page comic book, produced entirely in 24 consecutive hours. Part of the annual international "24-Hour Comic Day".

RetroActive

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(PG; SciFi/Childhood Memory) Unpublished work in progress.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

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

Shower Powered

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

Reach: A 24-Hour Comic

(R; Humor/Drama) Unfiltered babbling from having produced 24 pages in 24 hours. Includes references to childhood, comic book history and personal revelations. Unfinished Story

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

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

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.
Entire Story Slideshow (Slideshow No Javascript)

Encore

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

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

Message

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

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

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.
Entire Story Slideshow (Slideshow No Javascript)

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

The Watchman

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

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.

Contact

  • Marshall Art Studio
  • dsm@illdave.com
  • Based in Boston MA (USA)
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