Each of the series is available for immediate download as PDF, CBZ or CBR files, with a pay-as-you-want financial model. Vaughan upon the completion of that series, multiple titles have followed by various creators, including more Vaughan and Martin collaborations, as well as David López and Ken Niimura. And also Tove Jansson, Crepax, Matsumoto or Harry Clarke among others have been a constant reference in my struggle to find the right balance between the strong and simple black and white areas and the more intricate line work.”įriday is the latest series from Panel Syndicate, which launched in March 2013 with the release of the first issue of The Private Eye, a title co-created by Martin and Brian K. “People like the aforementioned Gorey, who is probably not only the strongest influence in the character designs but also conceptually, in the overall visual mood and atmosphere of the book. “It drove me to look into comic book artists and book illustrators I had always liked but never had found a way to incorporate,” Martin explains. Taking Brubaker’s suggestion that the series should feel like “Lovecraft’s New England colliding with Edward Gorey’s,” Martin worked to refine the look of his artwork.

If Friday was a new experience for Brubaker, it was similarly a learning experience for Martin - in terms of aesthetics. “Marcos wrote to me last summer asking if I wanted to work with him on his next big thing for Panel Syndicate, and I think I wrote back within a minute to say yes,” Brubaker says. The series came about in response to a direct request from artist Martin, it turns out.

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