Silk started out as a videogame design (a sort of crude anticipation of bloody roar in which people could transform themselves into animals) and it got converted into comic book form sometime when I was in grade 8. The story was completely incoherent, and defies brief summary, but it revolved around three girls who had been "reborn" as these oddly macabre feline superheroes. Silk 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Silk was, of course, the main character. Like most of my creations she had more names than I could keep track of, even at the time. "Silk" was the most commonly used. Her full name was "Silk Branford" but the villain always addressed her as "Silikara". The first image is circa 1994. Massacre 1 2 3 4 Massacre was sort of my character. She started out as enormous and barbaric-looking (what I wanted to be at the time) and at a certain point abruptly evolved into something much more svelte and sexually intimidating. Satan's Child 1 2 Satan's Child wasn't one of the original videogame cast, but was added after I started making the comics. She was supposed to be a kind of reticently psychotic genius. Lunar 1 2 3 Lunar, or Nathan, was the boyfriend. His prime function in the comics was to look and act fierce, but he also periodically drove Silk around in his zippy little convertible. Cental 1 2 3 Cental was the villain, and although I never really established why she so rigorously disliked Silk, she could rip people apart just by looking at them and that seemed sufficient justification for her role. Pages from,  Issue 1 Issue 2 Issue 3 Issue 4 Issue 5