Elijah Lovejoy November 7th 1837: Part one
September 22, 2010
Elijah Lovejoy was the editor of the Alton Observer. On three occasions, his printing press was destroyed by pro-slavery factions who wanted to stop his publishing abolitionist views. On November 7, 1837, a pro-slavery mob approached a warehouse belonging to merchant Winthrop Sargent Gilman that held Lovejoy’s fourth printing press.
To be Continued…
Noah Van Sciver 
Great work Noah!
That’s what I call a cliffhanger!
the gradual change in panels is amazing. really nailed it. i definitely got pissed when i read it was to be continued…must know what happens
I’ll post the rest of it in a couple of days. I just got sick of scanning!
Haha ok I understand now…scanning sucks and for some reason, I have difficulties with them. I’ll check back soon
Awesome!
i love the gore and the three fingers too
Geezus, effenheimer christ Noah! Your comics-wow- they are incredible sir. I wish I had bags of money lying around to drop on yah to keep you comfortable at it.
Thanks Raighne. It’s the thought that counts!
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