Welcome to She Died In Terrebonne, a year-long murder mystery starring San Francisco private investigator Sam Kimimura. It’s written by Kevin Church and drawn by TJ Kirsch.
This week, we’ll be presenting a series of daily strips that let you get to know the majority of the cast before going to our regular once-weekly strip, which will be updated every Thursday at noon.
[...] a new webcomic being created by TJ Kirsch and the estimable Kevin Church (whose The Rack is a favorite of mine). [...]
[...] Kevin Church has a new webcomics project starting this week: She Died in Terrebonne. Should be a cool noir-ish series. The art, by T.J. Kirsch, is great. Read it, and [...]
what no treanch coat and fedora hat how can he be a detective without those things
It’s called pulp fiction for a reason. This is classic, hard-boiled, American detective work, known for its “noir” style.
this is going to be an awesome comic! i just have this feeling in my tibia….
Early days, but it’s looking good. “Why is he using a payphone rather than . . . oh . . . May 1973.” -g-
Btw, found this strip via Gis’ MA3.
OK, I’ll keep watching and see where this goes. I like Japanese-American detectives, for some reason.
Wow. I just moved from Redmond OR to Corvallis OR (Redmond is practically a suburb of Bend nowadays) and when I saw the sing on the first page I was like “WTH???”.
Definitely going to keep tabs on this one, even if it’s being so “close to home” is a bit eerie…
[...] have a real hard time following webcomics on a regular basis, so when I found out that floppies of She Died in Terrebone and The Loneliest Astronauts were up for sale, I picked them up right away. I love me a good [...]
[...] My cover art for the trade paperback of She Died in Terrebonne. [...]