In addition to Marta's writing, the story also features the artwork of CE alum and Workshop member Jorge Donis, and the lettering of long-time Workshop member, E.T. Dollman!
In the story, two local experts in ancient Mayan scripts are pressed into service by an ambitious archaeologist who locates a lost ruin. But what they uncover in the jungle on December 21, 2012, the date when the 13th Maya baktun ends, is a nightmare.
In light of the impending apocalypse, the story has been translated into Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, Turkish and Japanese, in addition to the English version.
Before time runs out, you can read the story for only 99-cents at the Red Stylo Media website or at Drive-Thru Comics!
Marta is a writer and contributor to Red Stylo Media's anthology series Poe Twisted and Shakespeare Shaken, and you can check out links to all her work on the ViZYON Entertainment website.
Congrats, Marta, Jorge, and E.T. on the release of the story!
If you want to make comics, write, draw, letter, and color comics, or improve as a comics creator, you'll find like-minded friends and colleagues in our online workshops and courses. We hope to see you there!
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ReplyDeleteThe release of 'Curse of the Thirteenth Baktun' on 12/21/12 added intrigue to the apocalyptic anticipation. The storyline's connection to the Mayan calendar added a mysterious dimension to the narrative. The author's ability to weave ancient prophecy into a modern-day thriller was impressive. The well-developed characters and exploration of themes like fate, destiny, and survival made the book a thought-provoking read. Despite the apocalypse not happening, the book still resonates with readers today, providing a taste of the excitement and uncertainty of that period.
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ReplyDelete"Curse of the Thirteenth Baktun" is a short comics story set in the apocalyptic world of December 21, 2012. The story follows an ambitious archaeologist who discovers a lost ruin in the jungle, amidst the apocalyptic era. The story is narrated by Marta Tanrikulu, Jorge Donis, and E.T. Dollman, who use local Mayan script expertise to create a captivating narrative. The story is translated into Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, Turkish, and Japanese, making it accessible to a global audience. The multilingual translation ensures that readers from diverse backgrounds can immerse themselves in the adventure and mystery. The story is available for 99 cents on the Red Stylo Media website or Drive-Thru Comics. Marta Tanrikulu's contributions to Red Stylo Media's anthology series, such as "Poe Twisted" and "Shakespeare Shaken," showcase her talent for storytelling across various genres. The extended version of the review comment emphasizes the story's narrative and artistic elements while emphasizing its accessibility and the accomplishments of the creative team. fairfax divorce lawyers
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