I was a very, very troubled 6th grader
I was raised a Christian, but suffice it to say that by the time I reached 6th grade I was not only on very bad terms with God, but also on bad terms with humanity. Over the course of a month, as I struggled, I drew a 94 page graphic novel called "Bio-Apocalypse" in one of those Mead notebooks. I did this during recess or whenever I had free time, and even in class when the teacher was not looking. It's a good thing I was never caught, because I might very well have been expelled considering the content.
It was not discovered by others then, but not too long ago I discovered the old Mead notebook where I had created the aforementioned amateur graphic novel (stashed away in a pile of other creative shit I had tossed under the rug years ago). I thought it would be a sin if I didn't share it with the rest of the world, especially the people of these here who would be far more inclined to appreciate it.
I present to you: "Bio Apocalypse" (by THE HORSES rear end, 6th grade) :
http://hillridge.net/SA/Bio%20Apocalypse.pdf
I hope you enjoyed it. There's plenty more where that came from (as I said, I was a troubled 6th grader with plenty of free time), but it takes hours to scan and upload all this shit so that's it for today.
It was not discovered by others then, but not too long ago I discovered the old Mead notebook where I had created the aforementioned amateur graphic novel (stashed away in a pile of other creative shit I had tossed under the rug years ago). I thought it would be a sin if I didn't share it with the rest of the world, especially the people of these here who would be far more inclined to appreciate it.
I present to you: "Bio Apocalypse" (by THE HORSES rear end, 6th grade) :
http://hillridge.net/SA/Bio%20Apocalypse.pdf
I hope you enjoyed it. There's plenty more where that came from (as I said, I was a troubled 6th grader with plenty of free time), but it takes hours to scan and upload all this shit so that's it for today.