Hezakiah Rowland

I originally started making comics to set a layout for an animated series (I still plan to have it animated one day) for YouTube, but things happened and I ended up scrapping the entire idea because I felt like it was to similar to other established comics/manga until about 3 months before my first comic issue on here. The reason I came back to the idea was after I had read Part 7 of JoJo's Bizarre Adventure. When I read that, I felt inspired to create something truly entertaining.

I don't know exactly how much I need improve, but I've been told mixed reviews so far many say they're good/great, others say they're bad or downright horrible, but I try to take the most positive parts from both types. I do believe that the majority of negative reviews are towards the art style, which is understandable to me as the comic's art it in Sticknodes because, bluntly I'm terrible at drawing. Mainly, I'm proud of how I am Improving in my dialog and storytelling.

I am 16 years old (Going on 17 very soon) at the time of writing this, I one day want to make a true career out of making comic books and movies because of my love for storytelling and creating. Right now to help that come to pass, I need to get better at getting my name out there. I want to have my own publishing brand so I don't have to deal with outside influence and restrictions. I am only 16 right now so I have a long ways to go.

Hello, my name is Hezakiah Rowland I’m 16 years old I found out about GlobalComix from my own search for a comic site. My creator name is: H.D. Comics

As of posting this my only comic is a manga inspired comic called “Akira’s Resolve”. You can read it here: https://globalcomix.com/c/akira-s-resolve?lang=en

Akira’s Resolve revolves around the fact that In 1800’s Japan Akira’s Father is murdered while Akira is a child and from that point on he trains to hunts down his father’s killer, killing anyone involved in the murder.

**Edit**
I am unfortunately very bad at drawing, so I don’t draw, instead I use Sticknodes and Adobe Express to get my panels and pages, for an example I’ll show one of my favorite panels from the first issue: