Scott A. Story

Author, Artist, Publisher, Historian

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2020? Yeah!

Hello, intrepid people who follow this blog!

I’m not writing one of those “this is my plans for the new year” kind of things, because I’ve had all this planned out for a few years, and 2020 is going to be a continuation and finishing-up type of year. I’m all about wrapping up ongoing […]

Updates Galore:

Hi, Reader People!

Last week I wrote a long post about simulation theory and digitizing and downloading people, but I had the good sense not to post it because it probably would bore most people to tears. Most people are not even aware of the coming singularity (however you define it). Maybe I’ll post […]

Alternate Cover for Spire City Noir No. 2

I’m not going to say this picture is done. I’m going to let it simmer for a while, so to speak. This is about the outside range or my watercolor skills at the moment, although I’m studying to get a better command of it.

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Around the Globe in 80 Videos. . .

Greetings, Friends, Colleagues, and Random Witnesses:

My name is Scott Angus Story, and I’m an indie writer, illustrator, cartoonist, and all-around rapscallion. I’ve drawn comics for lots of publishers, done lots of freelance illustrations for a zillion customers, and I also write novels and short stories. You can go to this blog’s link page and […]

Timing, Reviews, etc.

There is a time for promotion, and a time for creating new material. For the past year and a half, more or less, I’ve been doing nothing but promoting. Nor for a turnabout. For the rest of the year I’ll be creating new content. That means prose, posters, maybe even new comics. I’m feeling pretty […]

Sneak Peek

Hi, Folks–Here’s a sneak peek of the as yet uncolored cover to Spire City Noir no. 2. Art by Steve Doty, Inks by Mike Vlasity, and colorist tbd. (Note: The blue tint is only there to make the other elements pop. It’s a temporary thing.)

Keywords, Fringe, Media, and Guided View

Hello, Most Excellent Readers!

I’m taking advantage of one of my days off today, and getting a bunch of things finished or (in some cases) begun.

Johnny Saturn: Intelligent Redesign

On this graphic novel, I’ve finished the Guided View Kindle edition, and I’ve already uploaded to Drivethrucomics this morning. I’ve got ths edition […]

Miscellaneous Errata

Hello, Friends!

I like to keep you up with my creative pursuits, but this has been a week without much of that. Work has been physically challenging, and I’ve been doing things I didn’t think my muscles were capable of, but it has left me worn out. Having said that, I do cram a lot […]

Lots of Stuff… It’s About Stuff, Stuff, and Stuff

Greetings, my legion of supporters! (I’m feeling optimistic, thus “legion.”)

“Spire City Noir” no. 1 is on the verge of going live on Comixology and Indyplanet, and it already is available on Drivethru Comics. Happy times. My plans for self-published world domination are well underway. Ha ha haa haaaa…

There are three versions of this […]

Spire City Noir No 1 Available

After many delays, “Spire City Noir” no. 1 is available. You can only get it right now on Drivethrucomics.com as a PDF or CBZ, but soon the hard copy will be available from Indyplanet.com and the guided-view version from Comixology.

This full-color, standalone issue comic is written and colored by Scott A. Story, penciled and […]

Midwest Musings, Near Naptown

By Les Lindon Garner

All three Johnny Saturn trade paperbacks are now for sale for 19.95 each. This is a $5.00 saving on Johnny Saturn: Homeland Insecurity, $10.00 on Johnny Saturn: Intelligent Redesign. The Kindle editions are still $7.99 each.

Today I’m putting out Johnny Saturn: Intelligent Redesign as a PDF and CBZ […]

Hello from the Midwest, Where Politeness runs unchecked

There is lots of stuff going on, my fine friends and capable compadres.

My interview with Jim Zoetewey of the Pen n Cape Society’s podcast “Throwing the Gun” was grounded due to sound issues. This is a good thing, because in retrospect I realized that I was already exhausted from a long day at work […]