STORIES FROM
SOLIS SEQUENTIALS

Welcome traveler...

This showcase of work is from the author C. Solis. Once a musician/songwriter in Pretty Soldiers and False to be False, now a comic book creator. Solis spends his days in Southern California, dreaming of tortas and far-off universes with love-driven characters and multifaceted villains. Have fun looking around and follow the social links in the upper right corner to follow on the go.

EVENTS AND AVAILABLE THINGS

Stories and Adventures

Nun-Ya Broke Through!

APRIL 2025

The Order of the Nun-Ya has made its funding goal! With art from Minerva Fox, lettering and editing from Aubrey Lyn Jeppson, this was an amazing first step for the sisterhood of the spaceways. Thank you, backers! Far in the future and deep in space, humankind has been lost to the stars. Rumors of righteous heroes willing to fight for beings and save the masses are circulating. Stories of beautiful, brilliant saviors pulling off bombastic tactics in habits give hope to those suffering from self-empowered, cruel rulers and alien parasites across the cosmos. Look out for the Starburst Nun, Orekestra in:

BABY STEPS, PUNK!

Wonder Con?

June 22nd, 2025

Solis is tabling at his first comic event! The Whittier Comic fest at the Rose Gardens Banquet Hall & Event Center in Whittier, Ca. On Sunday, June 22nd, 2025, Solis will be setting up his wares and talking comics all day. Come say hi and pick up a copy of A Flag to Fly #1, some Nun-Ya stickers, or some sweet original art from contributors! We'll see you out there!

SOBRECUBIERTA

Currently Online

As a part of Vol. 2 from Scott Snyder presents: Tales from the Cloakroom, the story, Sobrecubierta, is of innocence and protection. As a young boy, finds an enchanted book that quickly becomes a problem. Protecting each other will make an unholy test of strength for this family. Luckily, they're about to learn they also have a glorious brujería background. This story is highlighted here on SolisSequentials.com with phenomenal art by Alyssa Meier and dazzling letters by Aubrey Lyn Jeppson