Author: apfurtado

In what is already proving to be an event filled year for the digital publisher; 01Comics.com is happy to announce the addition of Scott Christian Sava and his amazing comic The Dreamland Chronicles to the 01Comics family.

“The first thing you notice about The Dreamland Chronicles is the amazing eye candy. It’s just really, really beautiful — the best use of 3-D rendering ever done for comics … period,� said 01Comics.com President and Managing Editor Barry Gregory. �But more important than that, it’s an epic story masterfully told. We’re thrilled to have The Dreamland Chronicles in the 01comics.com lineup.” Continue Reading →

Andrew Ford�s acclaimed indy-comic Rib returns and is at 01Comics.com.

“Like Art Spiegelman�s classic holocaust Maus, RIB tackles serious social issues with allegorical references to discrimination. Ford presents a powerhouse of a story that grabs you into this so-called fantasy world that is so obviously grounded in reality-based themes.” Continue Reading →

01Comics.Com is pleased to announce the addition of several new webcomics to the 01Comics.com lineup. 01Comics.com is growing by leaps and bounds, and every effort is being made to offer a diverse and professionally done product to the comic reading community. Point your mouse in our direction and surf on over to 01Comics.com and check out these great new titles. Continue Reading →

01Comics.Com announces that it has named A.P. Furtado as Creative Director for its web and print comic line.

“We’re really excited to have A.P. join our team,” said 01comics.com President Barry Gregory. “We were honored just to have a comic from him in our lineup of titles. Having him working alongside us as Creative Director is a huge coup for us.” Continue Reading →

A.P. Furtado’s new webcomic Elf ‘n Troll is a thrill-packed, humorous, fantasy adventure for readers of all ages. It is the story of great adventures, grand misadventures, and through it all the endurance of a unique friendship. Elf ‘n Troll is updated every Monday and can be seen for free at the newly revamped 01Comics site. Continue Reading →

Underground Pop is an anthology site featuring some of my older webcomic works including Tween: The Bad Mojo Saga, Judging Man and a few other little ditties such as the 4 page story Sepie’s Garden which appeared in the Jan 2005 issue of Heavy Metal Magazine. Continue Reading →

A.P. Furtado’s fantasy comic Tween returns to Modern Tales today in a brand new format, and with a brand new story called, “A Spire’s Tale.”

All a young spire named Hershall sought to do, was tend to his garden. But when fate drops a celestial gift into his daily routine; Hershall finds himself, reluctantly, in the middle of a grand adventure. Talk about bothersome interruptions.

Look for Tween: A Spire’s Tale, every Monday and Thursday on Modern Tales. Continue Reading →

A.P. Furtado’s funky fantasy comic Tween, published at Moderntales, moves from Sunday updates to Thursdays beginning this week (Jan 22nd). Continue Reading →

A.P. Furtado’s Modern Tales comic, Judging Man, ends its summer of fun tour this Friday, August, 29th. Brought on as a 14 episode summer, fill in comic, Judging Man is a sarcastic and hopefully thought-provoking look at life on the big blue ball we call home.

Tip a glass, shed a tear, and see us off as we cruise on into the webcomics sunset. But…if you can’t stand a Friday without a little something by A.P. Furtado, you can head on over to www.tweencomix.com for a Friday dosage of TWEEN. This Friday a new chapter begins in the ongoing “Bad Mojo Saga.” Continue Reading →

TWEEN is back and showing off its new digs at http://www.tweencomix.com. Starting this Friday May 16th and every Friday after that TWEEN will be spreading joy and much love throughout the webcomics landscape once again! The “BAD MOJO” saga will pick up right where it left off seven months ago. Sheesh! Seven months ago!?

All the old strips are resting comfortably in the archives so stop by early and get your selves caught up! Don’t forget…a new episode starts this Friday! Continue Reading →