BILLY BOY #1, 2, 3 (First printing) Signed by Publisher Creator , writer, artist Frank Forte ________ BILLY BOY #1 Billy Boy is a journey into the insane mind of a young pudgy kid and his adventures within his sick and twisted world. Done in a style of classic cartoons from the Fleischer and Warner Brothers studios, Billy Boy rendered in a very cinematic and 'cartoony' style. This issue: In "Slingshot Madness," Billy gets into some trouble when he and Teddy shoot up Old Mrs. Pine's house with their brand new wrist rocket. In "Swamp Jitters," Billy is on the run from a giant spindly insect. And finally, in "Bad Charm Bill," our pudgy star gets caught up in the black arts... and it doesn't end with a smile! Written and Illustrated by Frank Forte BILLY BOY #2 Billy Boy, comics's answer to the cry for more sick and twisted books, returns with a vengeance. In "The Two Headed Beast From Hell," Billy stumbles upon a monster who is eating the remains of his latest victim. A chase ensues through the grungy back alleys of SOHO. In the frightening continuation of "Slingshot Mischief," Billy must now find his way out of the Haunted Forest. Too bad it's filled with hungry trolls and tentacled monstrosities. This comic is Grimm's Fairy Tales gone horribly, horribly wrong. BILLY BOY #3 Billy Boy, comics's answer to the cry for more sick and twisted books, returns with a vengeance. In the frightening conclusion of "Slingshot Mischief," Billy must now find his way out of the the clutches of the evil man-eating trolls and the Haunted Forest. Also featured is "One Fine day in the Park" wherein Billy Boy happens to eat a poisonous insect by mistake and has a bad trip. This comic is Grimm's Fairy Tales gone horribly, horribly wrong. Written and Illustrated by Frank Forte. _______ Asylum Press is a publishing company that produces premium comic books and graphic novels within the horror, science fiction, and action genres. We then maximize the value of these branded properties by extending them across multiple media platforms, including movies, TV, and video games, often using transmedia storytelling techniques and social networking to reach a much broader audience than traditional comic book publishers do. Our books feature original, character-driven stories and cinematic artwork by top creators and newly discovered talent that will appeal to not only comic book fans, but also mainstream fiction readers who don't normally buy comics. Over the last year, we?ve worked hard to recruit the best artists we can find from around the world and team them up with professional screenwriters to create exceptional material that will captivate readers. We believe quality still matters in this industry. Asylum Press delivers high-concept books via a business model that focuses on digital publishing and new distribution outlets in both the American and international markets.