A Shepherd of One, 2024-Ongoing.

In a strange world, everything has changed. Humanity has lost its control of the world, defeated by their own hubris — The Wireborne. In this new machine ruled world, organic life is hunted down and seen as a scourge. Our hero’s — Shep: a human explorer, Dusty: a giant psychic rabbit, and Berry-Pi: a minicomputer that learned to control plants —set off on a journey to learn how the world came to be this way. Along the way they meet new friends, and uncover hidden truths, and the evil mastermind behind it all.

Teaser for Issue #1

Picking up with our characters as they sneak in to the Wireborne’s prison-ship, The Spire. They must free the prisoners and bring The Spire down to free the region.

A.S.O.O. - Prison Break
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A.S.O.O. - Prison Break
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  • Cover of a children's book titled "A Shepherd of One" Volume 1, featuring cartoon characters including a person with a bushy beard and mustache wearing a sombrero, a black rabbit with large ears, and a yellow fluffy creature with a face and arms, poised as if singing or shouting. The background is purple, and the author's name, Jake Stewart Art, is at the bottom right.

    A.S.O.O. Cover, 2025, Digital Art, 6.625"x10.25".

  • A comic strip featuring characters in a desert environment preparing to activate a portal, with one character giving commands and others loading robots and gadgets. The scene includes a large robot with a speech bubble 'AFTER THEM!', a smaller robot charging a portal, and an action sequence with energy blasts, ending with characters chasing the robots.

    A.S.O.O. pg.1, 2026, Digital Art, 6.625"x10.25"

  • A comic book cover featuring a red robot with a black visor holding a large futuristic gun. The background shows a pinkish landscape with rocks and a small robot in the distance. The title reads 'ROB' in bold letters, and a speech bubble says 'Let's go...' There is a label indicating the comic costs $3.99, and the creator is Stewart Douglas Jacobs. The cover also features a starburst with the text 'The Wirebore Arrive!' and the issue number '#1'.

    Bot, 2026, Digital Art, 8.5"x11".