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Terrance Sykes
Writer &
Illustrator
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Not long after purchasing
his first comic book at the age of 11, Terence knew that he
wanted to create his own. This decision was spurred on by the
friendly competition with schoolmate D.M. Eason, who had also
begun to create his own homemade comic books. The pair would
eventually join forces and create Sinister Studios. Currently,
Terence is working on his comic book mini-series
S.C.A.R.L.E.T.T. – Heavy is the Head. Terence is a devoted
husband and loving father of three teenagers. He draws
inspiration from them which lends to the creative process of
bringing his comic book characters to life. Terence is committed
to bringing to life fun and imaginative stories, complimented by
stunning visual artwork. |
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D.M. Eason
Writer &
Illustrator
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D.M.Eason is an author and artist who specializes in
illustration, sculpting, painting and animating. Once D.M.
partnered up with Terence Sykes, they began to work together in
their own comic studio, Sinister Studios. The two would
collaborate on ideas and story lines and would compete
artistically, which in turn improved
their skills. After attending St. Augustine's College, D.M. became certified as an animator through The School of
Communication Arts. D.M. has also written a number of
screenplays, wrote and illustrated his own children's book, and
worked on an independent film. He is a loving husband as well as
a proud father. his goal is to continue to entertain people with
his creative talents. |
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Regal
Inker, Colorist, &
Special FX Guru
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Not much is known of the enigmatic Regal, the self-styled comic
book “finisher” (as he likes to call himself). It has been
rumored that he was not born here on Earth, but rather his
spacecraft crash-landed in the small town of Littleton some
years ago. The rumor goes on to state that Regal began a life in
comics after deciding that the world of comics needed him. He
claims that he could no longer “shun his responsibilities” and
began inking and coloring for Sinister Studios, a small
independent comic book studio founded by Terence Sykes and D.M.
Eason. |
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