“Black Wallstreet” Graphic Novel

We are excited to present to you a story that has been a few years in the making! Sons of The Gun is a fictional Graphic Novel series based on actual events in and around Tulsa, Oklahoma. The first in the series is dedicated to “Black Wallstreet”, it’s denizens and the people surrounding one of the most productive pockets of civilization in the state of Oklahoma, as well as the massacre and aftermath of its raze. 

This is a story that surpasses division and looks into the true depth of what makes us unique and alike. The breadth of time reaches back to the stories of “Gangs of New York” all the way through World War 2, and gives a chilling tale built on Noir, sensationalism, justice and retribution in a way that will have you wondering why you never learned about it in school. 

Our goal is to raise enough money to fund the initial production of the novel and a first printing of about 1,000 copies. We believe the merit of its art,  heartfelt truth and our social media following (which is just as important, apparently) will help push the sale of the comic once it is completed. Our ultimate goal would be to make a television show, but we are sure that is a ways off. 

Any donation is appreciated, but we have incentivized this in order to get people on board. 

$10-$19: Receive digital copy of 60 page graphic novel.

$20-$50:  Receive digital or physical copy, signed.

$50-$100: Receive digital or physical copy, signed, as well as a t-shirt (small, medium or large) of the title page art. 

$100-$499: Receive digital and physical copy, signed, with a t-shirt and personal, Noir,  1920’s self sketch (please allow 2 weeks delivery) and junior executive note inside of first book.

$500+: Receive digital and physical copy, signed, as well as a t-shirt, personal sketch, and executive producer, first page mention. Also, will receive a copy of advanced script for the next three chapters, leather bound and autographed. 

Thank you and even if you don’t have money to donate, it would help tremendously if you shared it with people that would like to see this important story told. 

With respect,
Tres