e-comix

Over seven issues in 2000–2001, Egmont Ehapa's e-comix brought together writer Dan Jurgens and artist Andy Park for a short-lived series that explored the intersection of digital culture and superhero storytelling. Frank Neubauer also contributed scripts, lending the book a transatlantic creative voice. Though brief, it stands as a curious artifact of the early internet era, capturing the medium's tentative first steps into online-themed narratives.