Weekly Panel #6

What could be more fun than a good old fashion bar room brawl?

Weekly Pnael #5

Here is an birds eye view inside the alehouse our musketeers frequent. I am not crazy about how turned out, but thought it was interesting enough to post. I've been working a lot of OT at the day job, but I am going to try and give you guys another new post where I rant about something comic book or pirate related.

-Anthony Summey

The Weekly Panel #4

A rapier at your throat will make even the most dastardly of pirates think twice before messing with the wench a musketeer has his eye on.

I like the sense of space created in this panel with the the silhouetted background figures. It is simple and effective, like most good things. But what do you think?

- Anthony Summey

The Pirate Musketeers #1 cover

This is the black and white version of the cover to The Pirate Musketeers. I will post the color version once I've completed the interior pages and have some time to work on getting the coloring just right.

I know I've been a bit lax with my post. I am going to try and update more often with a weekly panel and some articles about the artist who've influenced me, pirate life, musketeers, dinosaurs, and my thoughts about creating good comics. Hopefully I'll get this blog a rocking in the next few weeks.

- Anthony Summey

The Pirate Musketeers: Meet the Crew #1

Name: Edmond de la Croix

Height: 6' 0"

Weight: 190 lbs.

Country: France

Occupation: Musketeer, adventure, scholar, and pirate

Edmond d'la Croix is the musketeer philosopher. Before joining the king's service has a musketeer, Edmond had studied at a monastery to pursue a career in the church. There he studied not only the works of the Church, but the philosophies and science of the ancients. Some have speculated that he left the monastery because he had discovered some truth the Church had long kept suppressed. Others believe he left for the love of a woman, who he could never hope to attain, and that these desires tortured him. Whatever the case, Edmond still believes in love. If that makes him a hopeless romantic or a fool, so be it.

Edmond is quite skilled with a sword 3 rd only to his comrade, Darius "the Daring" Dontez and the legendary Porthos. His knowledge of science, engineering, the arts, ancient texts, and languages make him the corner stone of our group of adventures.

- Anthony Summey