"SMILE" - Day 6 - Conclusion

Hello Pulp friends,

And here's the conclusion: hope it was worth the ride :)
It's no mystery that Nazi "stole" lots of works of art before and during WW2 to place them in their personal "art galleries". Nazi were not the first to do so and not the last, but that was the inspiration for this short tale of Cap America.

Hope you all enjoyed the strips :) (click on the one below to see the second full strip in color)

Cheers,
Francesco

"SMILE" - Day 5

And then there was day 5... with a double panel!!! :)
One more panel to go so make sure to tune in tomorrow for the ending of this short tale (tomorrow posted also in a color strip format :))

Cheers,
Francesco

"SMILE" - Day 4

And here is day 4. Getting there... ;)
I hope everyone had a great beginning of week :)

Cheers,
Francesco

"SMILE" - Day 2

And this is day 2. I think you should get a "clue" of what this strip is about ;)
Hope you enjoy it and stay tuned for more.

Have a great Pulp Saturday, everyone!
Cheers,
Francesco

"SMILE" - Day 1

Alright guys, I hope you don't mind if I mix a bit two features we have seen here at Pulp Sunday for the next few days: the features I am referring to are the Shadow strips I did on Xmas and the recent Dick Tracy's A Villain a Day.

So for the next few days I will be posting a panel a day (mostly) of this short story I had in mind. I am not going into details becuase I like the surprise you all tomorrow with panel 2 ;)

And, of course, it's Pulp (1941, c'mon... :))
Hope you enjoy this ride :)

Please also allow me to dedicate this project to Mike Wieringo (who left us a year ago in these days) and to Carlos Meglia, who sadly just left us: hope you guys are keeping drawing the awesome wherever you are and keep inspiring who's left behind.

Cheers to you, Mike and Carlos.

Francesco