Florida comic book writer Travis Gibb drew on New Hampshire folklore for the first book in the “Granite State Punk” series. He’s in Rochester for its annual celebration of Free Comic Book Day on Saturday.
Comic book writer Travis Gibb, a Rochester native, stands with his wife and editor, Heather, in front of a display that includes images of his evolving “Granite State Punk” series.
Florida comic book writer Travis Gibb drew on New Hampshire folklore for the first book in the “Granite State Punk” series. He’s in Rochester for its annual celebration of Free Comic Book Day on Saturday.
PROVIDED BY TRAVIS GIBB
Florida comic book writer Travis Gibb drew on New Hampshire folklore for the first book in the “Granite State Punk” series. He’s in Rochester for its annual celebration of Free Comic Book Day on Saturday.
PROVIDED BY TRAVIS GIBB
Comic book writer Travis Gibb, a Rochester native, stands with his wife and editor, Heather, in front of a display that includes images of his evolving “Granite State Punk” series.
There may be some grim moments in Florida comic book creator Travis Gibb’s newly released tale of witchcraft, addiction, punk rock and New Hampshire’s iconic fallen landmark — the Old Man of the Mountain, but it comes from a place of love.
Born and raised in Rochester, Gibb, who graduated from Spaulding High School in 1988, is back in his home city for the annual celebration of Free Comic Book Day on Saturday.
