Picture this:
A mother weeps at midnight in Constantinople. Her son has been chosen for a “great honor.” But she knows the horrifying truth: the city’s elite are undead monsters hungry for fresh blood.
This isn’t the opening of a typical fantasy story. It’s the premise of our new comic, “The Lesser Evil.”
We’ve just released a 37-second trailer. Here are the facts:
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Setting: 15th century pre-Ottoman Constantinople, not Arabian desert
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Hero’s mother: Named Polychronia (Greek), not Fatima
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Villains: Ancient cults and undead, not Western crusaders
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Plot: Zero “oppressed Muslim woman” storylines
Early reader reaction: “Cinematic, hella detailed, and makes me want to turn the page.”
The trailer is free to watch. It’s also temporary. You can see it here: The Untold Tragedy That Birthed A Dark Hero.
I suggest you watch it now. You’ll either like it or you won’t. But you won’t be bored.
Sincerely,
Wes
P.S. If you’re tired of Muslims as terrorists or victims in fiction, you’ll find this refreshingly different.
