TKMGK: The real inspiration behind Ayamu's hair-do

Wednesday, March 16, 2011

The real inspiration behind Ayamu's hair-do

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Gabe OstleyMarch 20, 2011 at 10:52 PM
Awesome! Is this the Judster? Start negotiations now to get him to play Ayamu in the movie. :)
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WHAT IS TKMGK?

"The end will begin from without. The beginning will end from within..."

Algernon had visions of a perfect utopia of technology ruled over by him. Instead, he turned the planet into a desolate place where the scraps of life are mostly cyborgs, mutants, or zombies. In order to stop him from continuing his evil plans, the disciples of magic summoned a mighty warrior of old called Sen, The Rogun. It was he who defeated Algernon with the powerful weapon known as the TKMGK. It was an epic battle, but in the end, both combatants vanished without a trace and left the battered TKMGK clattering to the ground. In fear, the disciples broke this sacred weapon into pieces and hid them in different locations within The Pyramid Tower. Even today, their descendants continue to hold the secrets and guard them with their lives.

Now, one of the last surviving humans (Janson) believes a strange girl (Masuyo) holds the key to the locations of the TKMGK locked within her mind. He and his army of clones will stop at nothing to get it and release the spirit of Algernon who is, they believe, trapped within the vast computer banks inside The Pyramid Tower. But not too far away, a mysterious boy (Ayamu) awakens by a telepathic connection with the girl. He has been frozen- asleep for 100 years- and has no memory of who he was. Will he be able to save Masuyo and stop Janson? Or will the TKMGK be discovered and destroy what's left of our dying planet?

TKMGK is an exciting new comic written by Gabe Ostley with art by Metsuke. It updates every Monday on the Drunk Duck website. Start reading now!