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The Demon Archives
 
 

Creative. Frightening. Original.
A shocking glimpse into a possible future.

The Demon Archives is a post-apocalyptic singularity sci-fi graphic novel/web comic.  Created by Daniel and Nickolas Sharp in collaboration with artists Matias Basla and Sebastian Piriz. Welcome to The Demon Archive. 

 

Recent Comic Pages

Chapter 2: Page 24 – And Then There Were Two…

June 12, 2013
Hey all! Here’s the latest page by Seba.  Sorry for anyone who got too attached Read more

Chapter 2: Page 23 – No Escape

June 8, 2013
Happy Saturday readers! So if you’ve been following us for a while you’ll know that Read more

Chapter 2: Page 22 – Another Man Down

June 6, 2013
Hey-o Readers! Just a couple pages of Chapter 2 left, and Tenzin finally gets to Read more

New Science Articles

Mind Machine Interfaces: Part 3 of 3 – Minerva’s Implementation

December 11, 2012
Having explained the basic technology and historical significance of MMI, we now move to current Read more

Mind Machine Interfaces: Part 2 of 3 – 21st Century Conception, Fears, Fiction

December 4, 2012
In order to be complete, our continued discourse on Mind Machine Interfaces (MMI) must include Read more

Mind Machine Interfaces: Part 1 of 3

November 27, 2012
The concept and goal of an electrical/computational interface directly with the brain has long been Read more

Newest Lore Stories

The Founders – Part 1

April 15, 2013
Several of my previous entries have made mention to the Founders.  This term, as used Read more

Minerva – Part 1

March 20, 2013
I previously wrote that it was unclear when our organization switched names from The Foundation Read more

Glaucus – Part 1

March 5, 2013
Being a product of the traditions and mentality of Glaucus, it should be of no Read more

 

Latest Text Pages

Chapter 1: The Crucible – Part 10 (text)

March 8, 2013
Tenzin returned to the entrance and followed Jorge’s gaze up to the girl hanging by Read more

Chapter 1: The Crucible – Part 9 (text)

January 28, 2013
Tenzin signaled his pentad to take up positions around the entryway before continuing the last Read more

Chapter 1: The Crucible – Part 8 (text)

December 30, 2012
On an impulse, Tenzin decided to join the conversation.  He did a quick about-face, startling Read more

Recent Musings by Dan

Feedback from African Container Gardens project

April 8, 2013
Back in November, we funded and promoted a sweet project that a friend of mine Read more

Interesting approach to interactive fiction

March 21, 2013
So I’ve written before about the sweet creative writing class I took from author Brandon Read more

Dan life update: Webcomic groups and Heart of the Swarm

March 12, 2013
My wonderful brother Nick got me Starcraft 2 this last Christmas, with an auto-upgrade for Read more

News and Updates

Chapter 2 Summary Teaser

June 2, 2013
Check out this sweet summary/teaser that Seba made for Chapter 2!  I like it! What Read more

Happy Birthday to Dan

May 24, 2013
So everybody who reads this blog and views this comic but is completely opposed to Read more

Nick’s Life Update

April 3, 2013
Hello readers and team, First off I am very sorry for my lack of science Read more
 
About the Demon Archives

Set in 22nd century Earth, over 100 years after the 3rd World War, the Demon Archives tells the survivors' stories as they struggle to rebuild civilization. In Book One, we'll meet the members of Minerva, one of the few high tech organizations that survived the War, and learn how they established a beacon of hope in the dreary wasteland of central Asia.

Minerva: Book One of the Demon Archives follows the story of Tenzin, a Minervan soldier, and his Oracle AI, Jane, as they fight to protect the ideals Minerva stands for in an increasingly chaotic world.

With a heavy basis in real science and technology with a healthy dallop of imagination, The Demon Archives will show you how life could be in a post-apocalyptic Earth.

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