




While putting one of our many stories together, Paul decided that Duranko, the lead character, could use a subtle redesign, and here are his results. Almost every part of his outfit hails from a different part of the globe - it's easy to see early American, Chinese and African influences in each of these new designs. It's things like this that make it such a pleasure to work with Paul on the various projects that we've been a part of.
Paul has a pin up of Teddy and the Yeti in the first issue of the book, and if all falls into place, he'll be drawing the short Mr. Massive backup tale in issue #2. Maybe one day we'll get a collection together with all our Partisan stories and share them. I know I'd love to see it.
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