Yup it's finally out, my photo comic interpretation of Lancelot Imasuen's movie 'African Heroes'. The movie follows the trials and hurdles six reggae musicians pass through (which kind of mirrors the contemporary African situation) as they try to get to Benin city for a concert, from police troubles to car troubles to ego troubles and what not, but there is always that undertone of 'the bright light at the end of a dark tunnel'.

E-book download link:
*Original link is dead, mail me if you are still intrested osmineditor1@hotmail.com*

Format:
ZIP, PDF (Adobe reader required)

Size:
2.62MB

The photos and concept belong to Mr. Lancelot Imasuen, I take no credit for this work all i did was to edit the dialogues, add ballons and captions nothing special.

Please reply

Wow! I like the concept. It's really nice.

Me too. Proves that photo-comics can be really engaging if the script/story is alright.

nice

Thanks for your positive replies guys

Where is the rest man, i enjoyed it thi, it was creative
2 thumps up well done

Well done. I enjoyed it.

Just posted my own photocomic (non-fiction, though, but should be relevant):
https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-19151.0.html

The second issue is up for download, please check it out and write your feedbacks here, (Critics needed)

Link:
http://www.x-ess.com/file.php?file=70aeb039b10755d16e201308c903ddfc Issue two here
(copy and paste link into your browser, wait for download ticket countdown, download and enjoy)

Format:
ZIP, PDF (Adobe Reader required)

File size:
3.15MB (keeps getting bigger and better )
*LINK WORKS*


Thanks to the people who downloaded my E- book, you guys rule!

I'm just about to download it. Well done, my friend.

UPDATE: I could not download it. Why not try a different file hosting service?

Are you truely intrested the server i uploaded it to deleted the file because people stopped downloading it (the second one had just 3 downloads), i just felt i'd stop and do something else. . .Thanks for the support

Id love to read the part 2 story. You did a great job on it.

After long hours i finally uploaded the part 2 . . . njoy

http://www.x-ess.com/file.php?file=70aeb039b10755d16e201308c903ddfc

download button is at the bottom of the page

Hope you like it as you did the first one. . . Please reply after you've finished reading it (would love you to critisize)

Thanks for the comic. It was rather interesting. The main challenge you have is lack of copyright ownership!

Also, I wish the layout was a uniform (2x4 or 3x3 or 1x3 grid) and not random like what you have!

Aight, i'll work on it. . . and as for the copyright, well, i wonder who'd stoop so low to claim another persons work as his. . . Thanks.

Didn't you derive the photocomic from a popular Nigerian home video owned by someone else?

Oh that's what you mean, well yes i did, and i painstakingly gave credit to the director. I wish i could do mine with my story or something, only that my drawing skills are unimpressive and i don't have willing actors to take photos of. . .