Comics Gallery

As those of you who have been following the blog for a while know, or as those of you who follow me on Instagram definitely know, I like to draw. And since the creation of Wick and Archer, I have discovered that their dynamic is HILARIOUS when put in the form of comics. So now we have a small gallery of all the comics right here. Enjoy!

This first one is basically just their dynamic in a single image. I die. XD



This one's another one I did to try to capture their basic dynamic. There are so many things wrong with the drawing style, but I still like it. Especially Archer's expression in the second panel.



I actually wrote this next one into my story, more or less. It'd another jest about Wick's love of cooking.



This one was made to be viewed horizontally, so the images are a little off-sized here, but I still like it. It was just poking fun at how Wick looks like a tree, but isn't actually, so who even knows what happens in this one.



The. First. Manga. Of. Wick. And. Archer!! I cannot tell you how happy I am on how this came out!! If you don't know who that girl is in the first panel, clearly you need to read this short story. This one and most of the rest from here are all going to be Instagram posts, so you just need to click the right arrow to go through to the rest of the panels.



And here is another one that I did with a new set of markers, and believe me it looks much higher quality than the others. I think my skill with manga is improving!

Alas, those are all the comics we have for now. I must also remind you that we have several short stories and flash fictions of the same characters, which you can read with the following links:

Wick and Archer: A Bit Of Flash Fiction For You
Wick and Archer: Another Short Story
Archer and the Girl: A Short Story
Wick and Archer- Yet Another Flash Fiction

I hope you were entertained by this comics gallery. I may have a few more pieces of flash fiction coming up here, but I'm really not sure. I'd need the right inspiration. :p Anyway, see you on Thursday for another post!


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