Comic page from CABRÓN showing activity around a frontier bar, a wanted poster, a hover-bike speeding through a desert sunset, and the silhouette of a mysterious rider against the title card “CABRON.”
If you like SciFi, Westerns, and a severed chihuahua head that runs her mouth more than her legs ever did—welcome to CABRÓN.
Another concept sketch of Hobson Loudbelly, from the early stages of the project.
By @benignbeezlebub.com
One of the curious pleasures of being ill is that I feel free to watch utterly crappy TV. After all, it’s not like I’d be doing something useful, nor like I’d be paying full enough attention to anything that really needs to be appreciated.
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Every time I'm out in public, I realize I’m one of the only people not staring at a piece of glass. It’s strange watching an entire room of people effectively check out of reality at the same time.
That’s a beautiful battleship!
CABRÓN’s next page is already up on Patreon.
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Name Four Non-Person Things That Make Your Life Livable:
1) Pizza
2) Comics
3) Horror movies
4) Pizza
We’re just 18 spots away from our Founding 100! 🎉
Behind the scenes, we’re hard at work getting ComicScout ready for launch.
Here’s a sneak peek 👀
Can’t wait to share more soon!
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An outlaw in a desolate desert rummages through wreckage from a botched ambush while a hum cuts through the silence on the dusty horizon.
Sun-Roasted Bastards
CABRÓN | Prologue, Pg. 001
Oh no!
Instead of writing today like I was supposed to, I read comics. That counts, right?
A halfling detective in a fedora and trenchcoat with a pipe.
Here’s a concept sketch of Hobson Loudbelly as we were figuring out our halfling detective’s appearance.
By @slevemcdichael.bsky.social
I’m excited for this!
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Comic page from CABRÓN showing a desert landscape, a crashed hover-bike, and scenes from a small frontier town.
Comic page from CABRÓN showing activity across the frontier, including a bounty notice, scavengers at a wreck site, and a rider speeding past on a hover-bike.
Comic page from CABRÓN showing activity around a frontier bar, a wanted poster, a hover-bike speeding through a desert sunset, and the silhouette of a mysterious rider against the title card “CABRON.”
Need an escape from the noise? I have a Sci-Fi spaghetti Western webcomic called CABRÓN.
In 1886, a decade after aliens reshaped the West, an amnesiac outlaw hunts the truth behind the record-breaking bounty on his head.
CABRÓN | Preface, pg. 1-3
I have been running a "How to Break into Comics" panel at conventions for over a decade now. My #1 advice has never changed.
Make comics.
For the low price of $600
CABRÓN is now live! New pages go up every Thursday, arrive via email on Friday, and hit socials the following Tuesday.
PANEL 1: SHELDON, a ten year old boy with large classes, sits at a table, dramatically underlit and everything is red-toned. SHELDON: I must not fear. Fear is the mind-killer. Fear is the little death that brings total obliteration. I will face my fear. I will permit it to pass over me and through me. And when it has gone past I will turn the inner eye to see its path. Where the fear has gone there will be nothing. Only I will remain. PANEL 2: Zoom out to a family dinner, GRAMP sitting to the left of SHELDON, ARTHUR the yellow duck sitting to the right. They all have a glass of water in front of them, with steak and broccoli florets on their plates. GRAMP: Oh for goodness sake. Just eat your broccoli. —— Want 5,000 more comics like this? Join us at Patreon.com/sheldoncomics for the *FULL* Sheldon archives, art giveaways, fun community, and more! Sheldon Comics copyright Dave Kellett. Colors by Beth Reidmiller
COMIC: FEAR.
Thanks Brad! This comic has been pushing me out of my comfort zone, and I’m having so much fun with it.
We’re experimenting with a different kind of comic collective. Follow Erratic Corpse to see the anarchy we create!
Downloading an app that requires an account with intricate password rules, plus verifying an email to confirm a haircut appointment I made online, is a special kind of hell.
I am currently stuck in this cycle.
My body is too soft for this level of spring yard work. I'll just lie here in pain and wait to be strong enough to go out and hurt myself again.
Amazing!
I spent way too much time drawing a panel only to realize the caption box covers half a background character after turning that text layer back on. 🫠
