Abby walks through each step of the process, from arranging the graphics to easily folding the 8.5×11 paper.
Fold a sheet of paper into a cool little zine, otherwise known as a mini comic booklet! Abby makes her own zines at home with Photoshop (although any graphics program will do), scissors, a stapler, and a black and white LaserJet printer. From template to finished mini comic.
She gives these away for free at her vendor booth table during conventions and book festivals.
Groom of the Tyrannosaur Queen by Daniel Bensen
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
This book explores domination/subordination in a light-hearted way, there is some truly brilliant dialogue, and it also teaches you about dinosaurs. It’s not your typical rah-rah-brah testosterone fueled sci-fi, despite the pulpy cover. There is enough action to oversaturate a Michael Bay film, and there are cavemen and sexy princesses and high tech powersuits and, yes, a tyrannosaurus rex on a rampage during a stormy battle scene. And time travel. But come on, those things are all necessary to the story. They really are!
You know an author’s got amazing talent when they can tie all of those elements together into a coherent story that’s satisfying and fun to read.
