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Introducing Crimson Cutlass the Chameleon!

ByBobby Nash June 5, 2013

Crimson Cutlass and The Chameleon. Art: Scott “Doc” Vaughn

On his Facebook page, Scott “Doc” Vaugn shared a sneak peek at an upcoming project.

From Scott:
While we continue to promote the WARBIRDS OF MARS: Stories of the Fight! anthology recently published by myself and Kane Gilmour (not to mention while I work on new strips for the warbirdsofmars.com webcomic) I’ve been writing a brand new pulp novella: Introducing CRIMSON CUTLASS & THE CHAMELEON! I recently finished their character designs, and here’s your first look!

Learn more here.

Vaugn is also contributing interior illustrations to the upcoming Airship 27 Productions release, Lance Star: Sky Ranger vol. 4.

Bobby Nash

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