SNEAK PREVIEW : PAGE 1 (OF 6) OF OUR UPCOMING GRAPHIC NOVEL “THE BROTHER COBWEB CHRONICLES”

Sneak Preview: We are proud to offer you a glimpse of our upcoming graphic novel ‘The Brother Cobweb Chronicles.’ Here is the first page, for you to start getting a taste of the tone and aesthetics within it. We are glad to announce that the First volume will likely be available in print and electronic editions in the Spring 2021. Written by myself and illustrated by the incomparable Todd M. Coe, it will surely give you another perspective into the ‘Brother Cobweb’ universe that our readers are already enjoying.

The graphic novel follows on the success of our first paperback novel ‘Brother Cobweb,’ published by Open Books Press. We are grateful to you, our readers, as you are making this whole adventure possible with your support. We have been humbled by your response to it.

‘Brother Cobweb’ the novel is now available through Open Books Press, Amazon, etc in both Kindle and Print. Click here to have a taste of the kindle version of ‘Brother Cobweb’ and see for yourself if you like it .

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About Alfred Eaker:

Alfred Eaker is a prolific fine arts painter and muralist, an award-winning filmmaker and film critic, and a traditionally-published author. Following on the success of his debut novel, “Brother Cobweb,” Eaker is currently collaborating with Todd M. Coe on the related Graphic novel: “The Brother Cobweb Chronicles .” It will be available in the spring 2021. The audiobook version of Brother Cobweb is also being produced, and will soon be released too.

As an inquisitive American artist, he has always been deeply engaged in social, religious, and political climates. Eaker is currently working on a mural painting entitled “Elvis: An American Hymn.” Through it, Eaker is trying to bring affirming answers to issues of race, integration and hope so desperately needed at this moment in America.