The Bleeding Mirror - Page 01 of 07 Comments about this page
The Bleeding Mirror
Story and art by David Marshall. This symbolic tale serves as one response to the mass media and urban loneliness. Published in Gore Shriek, a horror anthology published by Fantaco Enterprises, Inc. Read the story overview for more behind-the-scenes details.
If you enjoyed this page, please subscribe via RSS, send an email, or follow us on Facebook and Twitter. Thanks for your support!
Talk Back! Most recent of (6)
re: Composition Rules
David Marshall | Posted on July 15th, 2011 at 11:23 am
I think I was a better storyteller 20 years ago. I’m currently much better at surface-level elements these days (drafting, inking, visual reference and hand-lettering). In comics, however, the actual goal of these tools is to tell stores both clearly and in an entertaining manner. I may have sacrificed soul for accuracy. That’s my long-winded way of saying “Thanks, Che”.
For those who don’t know his work, please check out his Production 3C, Che’s excellent web comic.
Vibrant Obvious Idea
Spambot Cheap | Posted on February 18th, 2012 at 8:15 am
Fantastic defeat ! I must beginner while you modify your website, how can i subscribe for any blog? The account aided us a appropriate deal. I used to be a bit familiar of this your broadcast offered vibrant obvious idea
re: Vibrant Obvious Idea
David Marshall | Posted on February 18th, 2012 at 9:52 am
You’re an exceptionally observant spambot! Our hero’s “fantastic defeat” on this page is just the iceberg’s tip! His inability to process confrontation as a teenager snowball into — at this point in his life — a bottomless, self-sustaining vacuum of anger and depression. That type of maturity comes with experience and constant self-examination, but also leads to boring fiction. Hopefully this supernatural tale of violent neurosis entertains humans and smambots equally.
Finding Time
David Marshall | Posted on May 13th, 2013 at 12:18 pm
Rene’s is a published author, host, editor and reviewer of poetry. Show how happy you are that she found time for these silly stories by visiting her on Amethyst Arsenic, Mass Poetry and YouTube to see what all the excitement’s about.
Tags for HTML Showoffs:
<a href="" title="">
<abbr title="">
<acronym title="">
<b> <blockquote cite="">
<cite>
<code>
<del datetime="">
<em> <i>
<q cite="">
<strike>
<strong>

Composition Rules
Che | Posted on July 13th, 2011 at 10:14 pm
I love, love, love the composition of this, especially the build to the final horizontal panel.