Black Egg Syndicate proudly presents Black Egg Theatre.

If this is your first time, please grab a nice comfortable seat and stay a while.
If you're a repeat visitor, then you know what to do. We like to see familiar faces.
In this forum we present original short stories and artwork for your enjoyment.
Admission is absolutely FREE and we plan to keep it that way. Please ENJOY.

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-the first in a series of Virtual Galleries spotlighting talented contemporary artists-

'' From the Sketchbook of Dan Monahan - A Retrospective circa 1998 ''

[ ENJOY YOUR VISIT, BUT WE KINDLY ASK YOU TO PLEASE STAY BEHIND THE VELVET ROPE ]

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Black Egg Theatre's artists and authors offer creative insight into the items presented here.
How and why they were created. The true story behind the story. Check it out!

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In a city of tomorrow, an angel searches for a way home.

Her memory is a dream. Her body a rusted hulk.

Her soul a whisper of life.

She is machine.

She is love.

She is AI.

P R E P A R E - Y O U R S E L F

"AI"

 Story and Art by Matt Kresge

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NOTE: Matt Kresge is now an artist with Volition!
working on amazing designs for
Descent: FreeSpace 2!
Way to go Matt!

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Thom Shepherd's clever little retro "Flying Saucer" fable seems as timely in today's paranoid culture as it did nine years ago when he created the strip. It features a pair of button-up scientists, Walt and Frank, and a couple joy-ridin' foot-loose aliens who cause more than their fair share of confusion. Told in minimal black & white panels with touches of gray and half-tone, Thom's nostalgic comic recalls a simpler time and reminds one of the child-like wonders of discovery. "A Friday in '52" is reminiscent of the days when comics were clean and uncluttered and stories were character driven avoiding unnecessary violence and cliched stereotyping. Black Egg Theatre is proud to dust off this little hidden gem and present it to you for the first time. Please Enjoy.

 

Poster © 1998 Black Egg Theatre

Story and Art by Thom Shepherd

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The Original Underground Comic

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This is the story of a little boy struggling with a burning secret, and his troubled older brother who is literally in over his head. It's a story of personal exploration, of blind faith, of parental neglect, and of... the boy in the yard.

Story and Art by Darren Wheeling

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Hey look! The reviews are in:

"Can I just tell you that your new comic is sooo amazing? I can't wait for
the next installment. I told some people at the office about it and they
were completely blown away when they went to your site. Congratulations
are definitely in order." - Allyson H.

"I saw the theatre - it looks amazing! How in the hell are you getting the
characters to look like clay? Some stuff looks drawn, but some looks photo-
real. How are you doing this? It's amazing!" - Thom S.

"I'm diggin' it already!" - Jeff K.

"You're just going to leave us hanging like that? I feel like Peter trapped
under the dirt. Well done, nice graphics work." - Bill P.

"Damn boy, u sure got sum photoshop skeels! I love the comic book!" - Matt K.

"Your comic is awesome!" - Eron C.

"This stuff is crazy wicked! Boy in the Yard rocks like Manowar,
BIG-NASTY-CRAZED-KILLA'-LOUD!!! It is wiggin' me out man! When I check
out your page I feel like I am listening to the Moody Blues backwards! Yo,
yo; what I am trying to say is keep it wicked, keep it crazy, cause I love it!
Keep it real! This stuff is KILLA' BAD-N-NASTY!!!" - Cliff W.

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