You Promise Not To Babble On, Right?
That's right dear reader. Thanks to great demand from a reader like you, I've uploaded all the pages of Outworlder #1 into one post, so those who want to read it, laugh at it, shake their heads in disgust at it, can do so in one easy sitting.
For the uninitiated who might not have stumbled upon any previous post of Outworlder #1, this is a pencil-only graphic novel I created when I was 19 years old, or 32 years ago. It was the 80s, I was young and foolish, and dreaming of one day being a comic book artist. Well, that didn't happen, for reasons that will come all too painfully obvious once you get past the cover.
The cover's cool. The rest of it, not so much. Okay, there's a few things here and there that are a'ight. The rest of it, boo worthy.
I'd say if you lower your expectations to near zero, you'll probably come out of it thinking, "That's not the best worst comic I've ever read." And I'm all right with not being the best worst.
(Feel free to right click on any of the pages, especially the double-pages, to view them in their larger size.)
So, as they've said way too much over the years, without further adieu for your viewing pleasure—here is Outwolder #1, the graphic novel, unabridged and in its entirety, without commercial interruption.
Outworlder #1 is a graphic novel by Glen Albrethsen. Copyright © Glen Anthony Albrethsen, 1986-2018. All rights reserved.
