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What is the secret of the Monster Fighters?
Our graphic novel, Smash: Trial by Fire, is completely sold out until August! But you can still read our webcomic each Tuesday just by clicking on the "Comic" link at the top of our page.
The sad news: you won't be able to order a copy of our graphic novel, SMASH: TRIAL BY FIRE, for a little while. That's because of the good news: our first printing is completely sold out!!!
Thanks for helping us sell out!
Have no fear, a 2nd printing is on the way, hopefully in August. In the meantime, you can keep reading the free weekly adventures of Smash at our webcomic: smashcomic.tumblr.com
Kyle and I wish to extend our grateful thanks to everyone who has supported SMASH and helped make it such a huge. We couldn't have sold out without your help!
Another close call for Smash!
It's Tuesday, and that means it's time for another page of our ongoing SMASH webcomic, "Monstrous!" As you can see, Smash is racing to the rescue -- but will he make it in time? Click here to find out!
Thanks for reading SMASH. And if you'd like to help us make more webcomics, please consider supporting us on Patreon. Just click the link below to see how it's done!
Help us make more webcomics!
"Yub yub!" means "Prepare to die!"
Shortly after the events of Return of the Jedi, the victorious Rebellion began to explore the darker, denser forests of Endor. Even as their troops mysteriously vanished, rumors emerged of something small, furry, and vicious lurking in places where Ewoks feared to tread.
We're adjusted our Patreon rewards so there are more delicious goodies for readers who pledge $5 or more! Check out the treats below -- and if you're so inclined, support SMASH on Patreon.
With the money you pledge, we can keep making SMASH webcomics till the internet closes its doors and bids everyone a fond adieu.
One for the undead homies.
Beloved actor Christopher Lee passed away at the age of 93. Best known for playing Dracula in many classic Hammer Horror films and, most recently, Saruman in the Lord of the Rings films and Count Dooku in the Star Wars prequel trilogy, Lee was iconic in voice and appearance. He will be dearly missed and impossible to replace.
In this image, SMASH artist Kyle Bolton pays tribute to one of the great undead.
Robot-Men Vs. Giant Monster! GO!
If Jurassic World didn't satisfy your appetite for dino-action, check out today's page of our weekly SMASH webcomic. Cyborgs fighting giant monsters... it must be summertime!
Who doesn't dream about flying robot-men?!
Did you know we publish a webcomic about Smash? Every Tuesday we post a brand-new comic page just like this one.
We're doing this to provide brand-new, exciting SMASH comics while we work hard to get Book 2 finished. Writing and drawing an entire graphic novel can take a long time -- sometimes a lot longer than we'd like -- so the webcomic ensures there are fresh SMASH adventures to read while you wait!
Click here to read more and come back next Tuesday to see the Monster Fighters fight the monster!
Smash flies into action!
How does a 10-year-old superhero fight a 4-story-tall monster? Click here to find out!
We publish a new SMASH webcomic page every Tuesday, so come back for more! And if you want to help us make more comics, support us on Patreon.
Everyone say "SMAAAASH!"
SMASH writer Chris A. Bolton got to meet and chat with the amazing 5th graders at Sweetbriar Elementary School in Troutdale, OR.
These enthusiastic kids are studying graphic novels and are about to make their own, so Chris talked about their creative process and showed them a few things from How to Make Comics - the Smash Way.
(And yes, Chris mentioned that when he was a kid, they didn't study comics in school -- they tried to hide them from the teachers!)
Big thanks to Lynn Reaney and all the staff and faculty at Sweetbriar for being awesome. And HUGE thanks to the students for their super-smart questions and great ideas! We can't wait to see how their comics come out.
Chris shows the kids how to thumbnail a comic page.
Chris tries to draw... *Gulp!*
The kids made their 1st comic - a banana and a pickle in a car! (It doesn't end happily for the banana.)
A roomful of eager young comic lovers!