Solar Storm Press · Digital
Honeycomb
Book One: Deployment
A disgraced Navy pilot. A UN black program thirty years behind schedule. A hive the size of a small moon, and the things coming out of it.
$1.95 AUD
Writer Rob Hackney. Illustrated by Diego “Novanim” Zuñiga.
The book
In 1963, a fledgling space program discovers an unnatural body in orbit around the Earth — a sixty-mile-wide, hive-like rock they call the Honeycomb. Thirty years later, its occupants begin to emerge.
Book One: Deployment follows disgraced Navy pilot Jack Walsh as he’s recruited into Dragonfly, a UN black program built to counter the alien “Hornets” slipping through from the Honeycomb — and finds himself wearing another operative’s powered armor sooner than he expected.
Halo meets Evangelion.
A disgraced pilot, a black program thirty years behind schedule, and a piece of alien architecture the size of a small moon — Honeycomb wears its influences on its sleeve and earns every one of them.
House pitch, Solar Storm Press
Dragonfly
A UN black program has had thirty years to prepare for this and still didn’t get there first. Dragonfly exists to react, not to lead. Its operatives fly powered armor named for animals rather than ranks.
- Jack Walsh Timberwolf
- Ingrid Oksana Osprey
- Arlo Orca
- Mike Ibex
- Cale Kodiak
Pages
Four pages from the issue. The PDF is the other eighteen.
Own it
Digital PDF of this opening installment. $1.95 AUD. Charged once. The file is yours to download after payment.
Art on this page is from the book, drawn by Diego “Novanim” Zuñiga. Solar Storm Press.