Welcome To Perils On Planet X
For almost a decade, I’ve been working on a space fantasy called Perils On Planet X. Initially appearing as a weekly webcomic at the long defunct AdventureStrips.com, and drawn by Jon Plante, the project eventually evolved into comic book form, totally redrawn and expanded on by my talented partner-in-comics, Gene Gonzales. Now, it’s a webcomic again… but a print graphic novel edition lies in the near future.
Perils On Planet X is a swashbuckling adventure on a lost planet… join Colonel Donovan Hawke of Terra as he travels through time and space to the ancient emerald world of Xylos – home of vicious reptilian predators, ruthless strato-pirates, beautiful princesses, and innumerable fantastic dangers!
Perils On Planet X is high adventure on alien worlds – classic space opera in the Edgar Rice Burroughs and Alex Raymond traditions, revived for a new millennium!
The adventure begins on February 1st, 2013!
(And yes, we’re still working on the site features, but everything will be ready to go by the launch!)
– Chris
Godspeed on your endeavors! Will stay tuned in for the latest epic adventures!
Good luck on the project I’m very proud and excited can’t wait to see the first episode I’m already a fan love mom
This looks great. I’ll be reviewing it on my blog to help promote.
You won’t be able to produce these fast enough for me! I love this kind of stuff!
Looking forward to reading, Christopher– best wishes with the launch.
Thanks, Ron!
I don’t know if you recall, but you drew two issues of Primortals I wrote back in ’95-’96. I really enjoyed our brief collaboration… 🙂
Since reading the Burroughs John Carter series and the Otis Kline Mars books, I love pulp sci-fi! I’ll be looking forward to reading this.
I read all of Burroughs’ interplanetary adventures when I was a teenager – and many times since. I’ve only this past year finally read Kline’s two Mars novels, and I loved them! I’ll be reading his Venus series next.
I’m looking forward to it!
– Ark
Already subscribed. Awaiting (mostly) patiently.
You should see if you want to add Dan Thompson’s “Rip Haywire” to your Adventure Comics links to the left. Its not quite like yours, but its certainly a lot of fun. I’d post the link but am leery of looking like a spammer.
I posted a link to the FB Space Opera group . . .
Thanks, Duane!
Great cover art!