The Battalion – part 2 of 3
Posted on May 26, 2026 by Juan

New Secret Knots comic: The Battalion. (Part 2 of 3). It took some time to get here due to real life stuff, but I'll try to move on quicker with the final part. Thanks for your patience, and I hope you like it.

Remember you can follow the process on Patreon, also a newsletter I wrote about thought bubbles, a sort of companion piece to this story.

Here we go again

Posted on August 19, 2013 by Juan
Back from the hiatus, with many thanks to everyone for their patience, and very special thanks to everyone who helped with the website small campaign, which was a big success. Updates will be shorter for a while, probably, as I work through the list of commissions. Apologies to those who donated and haven’t received a couple of gifts over email yet, I’m working on that. Meanwhile, the current comic goes back to the weekly schedule. THANKS! Want to read from the beginning? HERE.

Small campaign

Posted on July 26, 2013 by Juan
Dear Secret Knots readers: I started a funding campaign, express-mode, related to the website expenses. Donations of any amount are welcome and get you something cool in your email in return, but input above 10 lets you commission a drawing of any character you want from any media. OR it can be a personal portrait, The Secret Knots-style. Donations above 25 get you a more elaborated illustration. batgirl Please  email gemeloperverso@gmail.com for requests. I’m already taking some nice requests from the facebook page. Paypal is juansantapau@yahoo.com Thanks everybody!

Just arrived? A brief guide.

Posted on April 16, 2013 by Juan
Hello! I’m glad you found my collection of comics. Currently The Secret Knots is featuring a longer, weekly story called “The Strange World of Martin Kardec” which begins here. But if you feel more like reading short, self conclusive tales, check out some of these from the archives: “Everything you can think” is some sort of odd fairy tale. “The Protagonist” tells the story of a movies director who decides to script his intimate, real life. “The Unseen” is a story of unusual ghosts. There’s an about page too. Thanks for reading!