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White Room
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Synopsis:
White Room is an episodic story about a novelist who writes "supernatural" mystery stories. The concepts for his novels come from his own experiences. Each episode follows him through these experiences.
But, there is a twist. Our novelist, Michael Sinclair, has an imaginary friend -- who started out as a character in one of Michael's novels. This "friend's" name is "Monserate", and he appears whenever Michael needs him. When Monserate (pronounced [Mon-sir-RAH-tay) manifests himself to Michael, he is more than imaginary; his presence is very physical and everyone can see and hear him.
When needed, Monserate will awaken in a large white room. This room is the inner imagination of Michael Sinclair. From this room, Monserate is made physical.
The story was originally written as a novelette by relatively unknown writer -- Douglas LeRoy -- in the mid '70's. We abrought up the idea to Mr. LeRoy in late 2003 about creating a comic out of it, which he was very excited about. However, Mr. LeRoy passed away in September of 2004 before the details were finalized. His widow, however, granted us the rights to publish the story as a memorial to this kind and generous man.
Another novelist, Mark Douglas, has completed the adaptation of the short novel as the online comic's first episode. He is also working on future episodes, following the steps of Mr. LeRoy's original concepts and characters. Mark was also a close friend of Mr. LeRoy's and had visited him several days before he died.
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