Hey all. You may have seen my post a few months back sharing the comic about the Palomar Lights, well now the print edition is available. If you like the project, you can now buy a copy at https://comics.phillyharper.com Who knows - if this project works out I can certainly create more episodes of infamous weird UFO cases.

After writing this comic about the Palomar Lights (Beatrize Villaroel and the transient sattelites), I decided to experiment with video reconstructions. The famous British case of Jessie Rosenberg from 1954 came to mind because I've always been fascinated by her descriptions. So I got started. I spent most of the time trying to get the craft looking how she described, and then focusing on trying to recreate the weirdness of the moment. Honestly, I'm not super happy with it, but then again I r...

The interest last time was really encouraging, but the comic wasn't fully finished. In order to get it to print, the comic needed quite a few more frames, which are now live at the original location. comics.phillyharper.com

Big thanks to Phil Harper for this wonderfully cool comic series about the Palomar lights. Phil is a journalist with an amazing talent for telling stories through comics -- and seeing our research transformed into visual storytelling like this is can really make one’s day. https://t.co/ej3tfb3ADk @phillyharper @BrianDoher37387