First review for Ex Occultus “The Wicked King”

Check out the first review for the newest Ex Occultus: Wakefield’s Journal story, “The Wicked King.”

You can find it over at Comic Attack…right here!

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EX OCCULTUS: SEAL OF SOLOMON now available on Panelfly!

Easy one of the coolest comic book apps for the iPhone/iPad/(possibly) Droid has to be Panelfly - and now you can purchase the newest Ex Occultus one-shot, “Seal of Solomon” for $0.99 directly from it! (The Panelfly app itself is FREE!)

For more information on Panelfly, click here.  Already have one of the devices mentioned above? Check out not only “Seal of Solomon,” but also Ex Occultus “Badge of Langavat” and Indego Blue #1 - $0.99 each!

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‘Ex Occultus: Wakefield’s Journal’ Vol. 2: “The Wicked King”

Exciting times around these parts, folks!

First, we have the initial line-up of the next volume of Wakefield’s Journal stories (which you can find here, with a new story every month), and second, the first story from said list is now available to read FOR FREE: “The Wicked King.”

In this month’s adventure, written by Jeff Pfaller with art by Sean Hill, Wakefield and Hollander meet their match with the vengeful Admiral Wilkes. The full synopsis:

1875. While accompanying an Antarctic expedition lead by the acerbic Admiral Wilkes, a man lusting for revenge against a mythical creature called the ningen, Wakefield and Hollander find themselves stranded on the ice, nearly done in by his obsession.

Read “The Wicked King” here for free, and if you haven’t already done so, check out all seven of Ex Occultus: Wakefield’s Journal Vol. 1 stories for free right here.

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EX OCCULTUS “Seal of Solomon” alternate cover!

A nice little Memorial Day treat for all y’all courtesy of “Seal of Solomon” artist James Emmett.  Awesome, right?

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Broken Frontier reviews “Seal of Solomon”

New review just went up today. What they had to say:

“It’s refreshing to read comics without pretensions of mature themes or strained and forced character issues. This is the stuff of adventure serials, improving with each offering. With two issues under their belt and a third on the way, I am glad Saint James is continuing the serial.”

Check out the full review here.

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