Show Notes
Aaron Losty is a writer, artist, and storyteller. His kickstarted titles Blaze Beyond The Pale and The Ploughman has taken the indie scene by storm. His webcomic Clearwater continues to enthrall and it wouldn’t be a huge leap for us to say his style is one of the most individual and unique we’ve seen in years.
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