HISTORY

 

Our Mission

 

The main reason why this project was started is because, be it comics or film, no one person can take on an industry.  We believe, through the concentrated efforts of a group working towards a common goal, we can find a foothold in whatever we set out to accomplish.

The Original Hurdle

 

DEBT – After college, Victor had amassed significant amounts of debt from producing his independent films, and with the impending college loan payments, he needed an elevated income.  

 

This meant utilizing his degree in Business by taking a job with a decent salary in Chicago, Illinois.  Four years with a great company meant that most of his debt was paid off and he even secured extra savings to aid in creative projects such as Paper Street, the comic book “Pencilneck”, and various videos that you can find throughout the website. Victor now resides in Wausau, Wisconsin - where he continues his work during the day and spends his evenings pursuing his dream of being a professional writer. 

 

As in any business, the key to success is networking and communication.  If a web of artists, creators, and contacts can be established to continuously support and promote one another, we can create a buzz that will eventually be heard by interested backers and investors.  Everyone in Paper Street is constantly creating because they love the process and are working towards making a career out of it.  If you are an artist that wants to aid in the cause or an investor/editor who likes what you see from the individuals on this site, then drop us a line and we will be in touch.

Where We Are Going

 

Hard work and determination will triumph.  It has been a difficult journey so far in trying to break into the comic and film industry, but Paper Street Comics is starting to see some light at the end of the tunnel. 

 

As of April 2008, it has been announced that Benderspink will be working with Paper Street to help sell the property “Pencilneck.” 

 

By the end of 2010 we will have over 17 individual issues available for purchase.  This includes the 124 page trade collecting all of the "Pencilneck" series, our first colored property in the superhero reality television title, "The Elite,"  our teenage horror book, "The Legend of Red," the children's series "Super Team Ultra Force," and the suspense thrillers "Lost in the Woods" and "Careful..." 

Privacy Statment

It looks like 2010 will be the turning point towards Paper Street Comics establishing a name in the industry.  We will be attending the San Diego Comic-Con and also exhibiting at this year's Chicago-Con.  So spread the word!

 

Victor Carungi