okoyakicomics
member since August 08, 2011
About
and I love to read and write comic books. My primary artistc
inspirations come from Jeff Smith(Bone),Akira Toriyama (Dragonball),
and Nobuhiro Watsuki (Rurouni Kenshin). I cannot seem to get
anything done, either in this work or my classes . . .
Please email me! okoyakicomics@gmail.com
All comics (except Class Today) listed as authored, written, or drawn by okoyakicomics or Michael Greene on this or any other site are 2011 Michael Greene. All Rights Reserved. Class Today is listed here as free use under Creative Commons–all I ask for is credit for the creation of this series.
Comics By okoyakicomics
- Real Life |
- 11 pages |
- last: Feb. 13 2013 |
- 2 likes
- Fantasy |
- 19 pages |
- last: Aug. 27 2011 |
- 1 like
- Fantasy |
- 1 page |
- last: Jan. 12 2013 |
- 0 likes
- Noir |
- 12 pages |
- last: Feb. 8 2012 |
- 0 likes
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- Tribute |
- 2 pages |
- last: May 4 2012 |
- 0 likes
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