Rapid Fire Comics

Yup saying it! I challenge other creators if their Main or Flagship Stands up!

I told you, I wasn’t dead…priorities big priories take precedence. However one does move in silence these days.

Very slow burn but the start of #3 has been progressed, while it’ll take more time there is in fact progress and has been for years now. But life and major priorities take the lead.

Not dead I promise you, but having moved states and having to focus on a big adulting goal in a few months things are demised. Also now being the sole proprietor on a limited income as a disabled vet makes things rough, but still here still keeping my dream and goals alive albeit slow.

If FireFly represents everything i stand for and try to embody…truth fighting for others, honesty, integrity, service before self, others be for myself giving others a chance at redemption…

Then Moth Man represents every thing I hide… my darkness embodied and manifested. My anger, rage, pain, wrath, hatred, greed, selfishness. Caring for only myself and my ambitions…

MothMan, FireFly’s most difficult and relentess villian makes his first conceptual appearance

I am happy to announce that we will be returning to the comic convention scene this year at the Cherry Capital Comic Con after a four year Hiatus. Everything is booked and ready to go!

Quick post,

No not dead. No not disbanded. Hiatus till things can get back in track and I can operate Rapid Fire better than before. Real life has not been the best to me especially during the lockdown and the blank known and 2020. I still have not recovered from being laid off my last job. This creating an stay of production with my comics and what not. I have major plans for over haul and rebranding but will not be able to till I (Terrell Smith) am back into a solid swing of life. This next decade will however be a new focus and horizon once the based and foundatiknhas been reestablished.

FireFly issue #3 is yet again on hold.

Transparency, had to let the colorist go, due yet another contract breach situation. These types of things are starting to dishearten me as a comic creator. I am in so many comic groups where artist and colorists are "starving" for work, but when hired suddenly they are swamped with projects and your project seem to get back burnered.

Any professionals out there willing to give me advice on how to stop this behavior?

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