Canister X – A.P. Fuchs: Zombie, Paranormal Romance and Superhero Novelist, Blogger, Artist, Publisher

As promised, Canister X Comix have now hit the Amazon Kindle and I’m really excited about this as I know that the future of single-issue comics lies in the eBook/eComic arena. Now I got stuff there on the ground floor. It served me well when eBooks finally exploded and I know it’ll be the same when comics catch up digitally as well. I don’t mind waiting because that day is fast approaching.

Anyway, the first three issues of Canister X Comix are now available for immediate download to your Kindle or Kindle app. (The apps are free, btw.)

Simply follow the links below to check them out and view the free preview.

Thanks in advance for your support. Enjoy.

Canister X Comix No. 1 – October 2011	Inside: A day in the life of . . ., booksigning woes, fame runs backwards, journey’s beginning, . . . more! B&W Please click here to download.
Canister X Comix No. 2 – January 2012	Inside: 24 pages of comix in 24 hours as part of the famous 24-hour-comic challenge. Inside: A sleepless night, a bizarre superhero’s origin, kids and bad language, expensive cupcakes, . . . and more! B&W Please click here to download
Canister X Comix No. 3 – April 2012	Inside: Every once in a while we lose track of ourselves and wander away from life, people, even the core of who we are. It happened to Abigail. Is it happening to you? In this introspective comic, A.P. Fuchs takes on the comics medium utilizing photos and captions to tell a unique story about a girl who went missing. B&W Please click here to download.

For those who follow me on Twitter and Facebook, you know I’m a huge American Splendor fan. Harvey’s autobiographical comic book series is sheer genius and displays not only his writing talents, but also fantastic art from R. Crumb, Gary Dumm, and even *gasp* Alan Moore (back when he did cartooning). Of course, a ton of other awesome artists have illustrated Harvey’s stories over the years. The more American Splendor I read, the sadder I get that Harvey is no longer with us. Would loved to have met him at one point.

The movie, American Splendor, is awesome. The following graphic novel gives you a look behind-the-scenes at how the movie came to be, Harvey’s adventures and misadventures while promoting it, and an inside look at a man who found out that fame isn’t all that it’s cracked up to be.

Pick up this book. It’ll be good for you.