Hello fellow mobsters, Jack, Roberto and I hope you are all doing well. Well, some great news we are on X, if you haven’t checked us out yet, follow us! Why? Well, if you wanted to interact with all the “Mobsters” in the Graphic Novel, we have a dedicated X account for that. Ever wanted to talk to an underdog old school gangster? How about a kingpin rail tycoon? Or a wall shaped bodyguard that only speaks in rhyme? Or maybe the silly gazpacho-selling bank robbers? What abo

New Issue day is here! We are so excited to release issue 5 of The Daily Mobster, our new cinematic graphic novel, the gritty noir comic about gangsters and the mafia set in 1920s-1930s Port Noir. It’s hard to believe we have five issues, nearly 600 pages of story, hundreds of frames and several new characters to fall in love with (or hate)! When we first started imagining the Daily Mobster world and what it might look like and how the story might play out, I don’t think we

And we finally completed Chapter 5 of The Daily Mobster: cinematic graphic novel. It only took us almost seven months to finish this chapter, but we can finally say it is done. Both digital and print will be available on August 1st, as well as the Print version of Chapter 4. So what’s new in this chapter, well quite a lot! First, this is a pivotal chapter of our main characters, the tides are truly starting to turn. Second, this chapter takes place mostly in the rain and in o

Hello dear reader, If you haven't found them by now, initial reviews of our cinematic graphic novel, The Daily Mobster, are starting to appear all over on comic blogs, graphic novel and comic podcasts and other various industry sites. We are so thrilled to say that they are overwhelmingly positive and the word is out - they LOVE The Daily Mobster and the world we are building. Comic Crusaders Says: Comic Crusader posts a rave review of Issue 1: The Price of Life and noti

Every great crime story needs compelling characters and an engaging plot. But the stories that stay with readers long after the final chapter often have something more: a world that feels real. Whether it's a sprawling city controlled by powerful crime families, a coastal port filled with corruption, or an underground network operating in the shadows, world-building is one of the most important elements of successful noir storytelling. A well-crafted world gives readers a pla