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Published on November 30th, 2020 | by Richard Boom

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SHI: HAIKYO smashing hit and adds more pages

After the terrifying events of SHI: Return of the Warrior, Ana Ishikawa must now save her teenage daughter Hotaru who’s been kidnapped by a murderous “Shi” copycat killer. But to do so, she’s forced to ally herself with her lifelong enemy, the manipulative Masahiro Arashi. But what if it is all a ruse leading Ana into a deadly trap set by the Yakuza Oyabun?

Find out in SHI: HAIKYO, the 56-page, full color sequel to Return of the Warrior. This action-packed, psychological samurai thriller reunites Shi creator Billy Tucci and writer Steven Peros (Stoker & Wells: Order of the Golden Dawn, The Cat’s Meow), artist Gardenio Lima, colorist Brian Miller (Hi-Fi Colour Design), letterer Mindy Lopkin (Zombie-Sama!), and designer Nile Scala for a journey that takes the reader deep into the haunted Ruins of New York’s Roosevelt Island as a mother must embrace death so that her daughter may live.

Cosplay superstar Joanie Brosas provides Shi’s first-ever photo cover, as do artists Maria Laura Sanapo (Miss Fury: Joy Division, Wonder Woman: Agent of Peace) and fan-favorite illustrator Conny Valentina. The campaign is also chock full of exclusive rewards including apparel, original artwork, commissions, challenge coins, a premium hardcover, special editions and even perks where backers will find their names and likeness in the comic.

The Page is now LIVE on Indiegogo here:
https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/shi-haikyo#/

The 56-PAGE, full color Shi: Haikyo graphic novel ships April of 2021.

SHI: HAIKYO ACHIEVES FIRST STRETCH GOAL!

COMIC EXPANDED FROM FIFTY-TWO
TO FIFTY-SIX PAGES


NEW $55K METALLIC-GOLD TRADING CARD STRETCH GOAL ANNOUNCED!


THANK YOU FOR HELPING US BREAKING $50,000.00 IN FIRST FOUR DAYS!
In its first four days, Shi: Haikyo achieves its first stretch goal and now the comic has been expanded from 52 to 56 pages!

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Richard is the driving force behind Comics for Sinners. His love and admiration for female comic book characters is virtually unparalleled, which immediately explains his biggest 'sin': his Hot Mummy fetish. This sketchbook theme is philogynistic in nature and even the source of his WIP comic book series "The Sisterhood".



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