Freedom High School Roll ★ Call

Freedom High School Roll Call

Freedom High School, an educational, nostalgic super hero comic book from Gennewwine written, drawn, and created by Allan Angel. These are the characters that make up an elite group of super powered teens at Freedom High School. It consists of six gifted students who unwittingly become the defenders of the planet and are taught by an instructor named Mr. Bear. The book is available at FHS: Freedom High School | Etsy.

Jackson

Age 17

Hobbies: dance, magic, and going out with friends on the weekend

Roberta Montenegro

Age 17

Hobbies: sewing, fashion, and martial arts.

Tamiya Hartley

Age 17

Hobbies: collecting comic books, drawing, and going to the movies

Eileen Swift

Age ?

Hobbies: track and field, going to concerts, and Reading mystery novels.

Henry Chu

Age 17

Hobbies: mathematics, journalism, and photography.

Joe Rucker

Age 11

Hobbies: quantum physics, science, and mathematics.

Mr. Bear

Age ?
Afterschool instructor at Freedom High School

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The PokemonGo! Murder Mystery

Things haven't been the same since Chris was stabbed in the face while playing PokemonGo! He used to be buff all over but you can clearly see the effects of the injury. His upper torso lost all its muscles and he gained weight in his stomach. There was a somber mood in the air with a couple of instances here and there where he seems to forget what had happened and make light of the unfortunate turn of events. People keep saying you're lucky you should take advantage of this situation, because the story is broadcast worldwide from Vietnam and to outlets like Telemundo. But the story is more or less than that. At the end of the day, I think Chris really just wants to get back from the abyss of flashbacks, the horror, and get back to the Chris that everyone knows, i.e. The Man, The Myth, The Legend. Chris Perguidi: The Man, The Myth, The Legend I've been in this position myself. This point where someone violates you in a way that it makes you sick to your stomach. I...

Fashion Saves!

The fashion shoot was arduous and I had to literally force myself out of bed just to make it. Chris was really excited to show off his Gucci outfit and I wanted him to try out my American Flag jacket which was a gift that my sister had bought for me when she was stationed in Germany. The response to the ad hoc fashion shoot we did at Westgate Mall, 2 weeks before, caused quite a stir on social media, something which we never expected. It was a learning experience, we found that women aren't the only ones into fashion and I really wanted Chris' bad ass shoes. You can check out the link for Chris's belt on Gucci's website: https://www.gucci.com/us/en/pr/men/mens-shoes/mens-sneakers/studded-fringe-leather-sneaker-p-442938AYO101000?position=95&listName=ProductGridComponent&categoryPath=Men%2FMens-Shoes%2FMens-Sneakers The shoes are available here: https://www.gucci.com/us/en/pr/men/mens-shoes/mens-sneakers/studded-fringe-leather-sneaker-p-442938AYO101...

Chris Perguidi: The Man, the Myth, the Legend

On the eve of my birthday I was trying to meet a deadline on an Erika America comic book. At about 3 AM, I finished the task and sent the PNG files over to my frequent collaborator and friend, Chris Perguidi. Erika Amerika is a character that Chris had me work on when we first met sometime back in 2008. EA is about a super heroine with an American Indian heritage. Since then, we have been working on projects together and have appeared many times in newspapers and television promoting our comic books like Herotown, Erika America, The Baby Warriors, etc. As soon as files were sent to his email, I would usually get a response and within hours or the next day I would get feedback usually in the form of ”Amazing”, “Fantastic”, but for some odd reason… nothing. A day passed and nothing, another day nothing. On the third day, as I opened my Facebook I saw this post (I couldn't get far enough on his FB to retrieve the actual post, but something similar to this about 4 days later): ...

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