Distant Thunder is an on-going fantasy comedy series.

32 page digest, published under the Sweatdrop Studios collective. Publishing date 2005.

The first issue finds Kansi the cowardly warrior, and Taja the inept thief, mistaken for mighty heroes by Nyhet the enigmatic illusionist.

Distant Thunder is an on-going fantasy comedy series.

32 page digest. published under the Sweatdrop Studios collective. Publishing date 2006.

Issue #2; Kansi and Taja meet a dragon near the city of Castleholm, flee from castle guards and Hope En'Shalla, the Hereyan Cleric is introduced.

Distant Thunder is an on-going fantasy comedy series.

32 page digest. published under the Sweatdrop Studios collective. Publishing date 2008.

Issue #3 sees our heroes reunited after the escapades of the last issue! Sheltering from a storm, they find a seemingly abandoned hilltop shrine where all is not as it seems.

More of the Prophecy is revealed, magical items found and there's room for some ghostly goings on!

Distant Thunder is an on-going fantasy comedy series.

32 page digest, the first issue self-published under my Studio Kitsune name. Publishing date 2012.

Haunting abounds in issue #4, as Hope gets to grips with a confused spirit, whilst Kansi and Taja try to help the village of Kinsar after hearing it's sad history.

As if that isn't enough, Rethric the shape-shifting Druid is also introduced to the party.

Distant Thunder is an on-going fantasy comedy series.

32 page digest, the second issue self-published under my Studio Kitsune name. Publishing date December 2016.

Issue #5 sees our intrepid heroes looking to dispell the transformation magic placed upon Rethric the druid, at a nearby stone circle. The villains of the piece make their first appearance, and we learn of their plans!

There's plots, nosebleeds, assassins and more!