Scarecrow Ninjas
Silent as the night. Stuffed with straw.
They’ve spent years standing motionless in the fields, watching, waiting, and apparently mastering the ancient arts of stealth and combat. Our one-page comics bring together the eerie charm of autumn scarecrows and the deadly skills of shadowy assassins. Armed with whatever they can find around the farm, these unlikely ninjas prove that you don’t need flesh and blood to deliver a devastating roundhouse kick. The crows aren’t the only ones who should be afraid!
Jacob Perez is a hungry writer looking for more projects to sink his teeth in. He is a developmental editor for Hex’s Hue, an animated comic on YouTube which he adores. When he’s not writing, he’s usually running a D&D campaign that won’t last longer than a month. Doesn’t mean he can’t enjoy it though. You can follow or message him at https://x.com/PeakJakesh
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Ryan always enjoyed reading comics and copying the images, from Beano to the Real Ghostbusters to the Punisher. He joined a charity art group a few years ago which really got him back in to putting pen to paper. Now he is here at The Comic Jam and is getting to produce some great comics with other creatives.
Nick Munster is an artist and graphic designer from Toronto with a love of sports and super-heroics. He is currently looking for projects that let him draw, design, and be creative. Check out his work at https://munsterna.carrd.co/
Alex is someone who loves to draw and make short animations. They’re excited to try comics and collaborate with people
Tom Lynott lives in Arizona with his adorable wife, two boys and a Border Collie / Cattle Dog mutt named Dani. He took part in Comics Experience’s Introduction to Lettering Comics class in May 2021. You can see more of his work at https://tomlynottcomiclettering.myportfolio.com/. He has also been known to script a story or two.
Brett S. Simon is an American comic writer who creates stories in a variety of genres including horror, humor, crime stories, fantasy, family drama, and westerns. His published work includes Opus & Ashes from CEX Publishing as well as the self-published anthologies Tales of Intrigue and Coins for the Ferryman. You can follow his Substack at https://bssimon.substack.com/ and his personal website at www.brettcomics.com
Wereangel chooses to remain silent. Rumor has it, however, that they are an award winning author of children’s novels (as well as poetry for adults) under a secret identity about which we know nothing.
KvGir is a Canadian wild beast. Fools say he’s a myth. Others know well the power of his legendary skills. Find out more here: https://kvgir19899.wixsite.com/kvgir
Kyle Francisco is: a) Californian b) a writer, and c) a frequent contributor to The Comic Jam. That’s really all we know about him. He’s pretty mysterious.
Kat draws things. She is 23.
Casey T. Allen is a writer and editor from Birmingham, Alabama. After the kids are put to bed, he writes comics like TheVoodoo Chile (https://gumroad.com/l/VChile1) and the series Bigfoot Knows Karate (https://www.bigfootknowskarate.com/). Find him on social media @robotseatguitar.
Aaron Brown is fully operational and all of his circuits are functioning perfectly. Living in Massachusetts he is the creator of #IOTCOMIC and the fortune telling comic Casbah The Rock. Caricaturist and solid band name inventor. Find his work at https://www.frogking.art/
Kevin D. Lintz is a comic book letterer, writer, and editor. He learned his skills in a Comics Experience class and honed them on the mean streets of his all-ages comic book, Team SLUG. He startles his family by making sound effect noises out loud to try and translate them into written words. He has even watched “Helvetica”, the full-length feature movie about the font Helvetica. https://lintzlettering.com/
Aaron Guzman is a loosely constructed vessel of spraypaint cans, pen nibs, and life drawing class flyers living in Southern Connecticut. He leaves a trail of ink and acrylic paints wherever he goes.
