Comics Artwork

Take a page from these recent projects by Michael Miller, crafted with chaos and designed to make an impact. Each piece tells a story of the dead and a liar respectively titled Lacrimosa and The Boy who Cried Jezebel. Each project demonstrates his visual storytelling and commitment to narratives that linger. Browse the gallery to experience the artwork and storytelling up close.

Lacrimosa 1/1 (Short Comic) - A moody, atmospheric series that blends gothic sensibilities with intimate human drama. I've employ high-contrast inkwinkwork, textured panel layouts, and a restrictive color palette to amplify emotion and suspense.

Lacrimosa 1/1 (Short Comic) - A moody, atmospheric series that blends gothic sensibilities with intimate human drama. I've employ high-contrast inkwinkwork, textured panel layouts, and a restrictive color palette to amplify emotion and suspense.

Lacrimosa 2/2 (Short Comic) - Lacrimosa explores themes of loss, memory, and the echoes that cling to places and people.

Lacrimosa 2/2 (Short Comic) - Lacrimosa explores themes of loss, memory, and the echoes that cling to places and people.

Boy Who Cried Jezebel (Short Comic) 1/1 - A sharp, character-driven narrative of psychological tension. Bold linework and dynamic compositions push pacing while revealing expressive character designs to keep readers invested.

Boy Who Cried Jezebel (Short Comic) 1/1 - A sharp, character-driven narrative of psychological tension. Bold linework and dynamic compositions push pacing while revealing expressive character designs to keep readers invested.

The Boy Who Cried Jezebel (Short Comic) 2/2 - examines truth, reputation, and the cost of playing with belief.

The Boy Who Cried Jezebel (Short Comic) 2/2 - examines truth, reputation, and the cost of playing with belief.

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