Here you will find a select group of shorts, texts stories, and other things which give a hint more into the world of FLYING GLORY AND THE HOUNDS OF GLORY.  We will add to this as we go along.  We may even show some of our earlier, attempts on the story, abandoned for various reasons.

• In 2004, we wondered how Flying Glory and the Hounds of Glory might translate to an animated series. If you're curious what we were trying, you can look at a draft of the pilot here - enough has fundamentally changed that we couldn't do anything remotely close to this now, primarily current characters now assuming some of the roles that were in this script in the comic, which it would then also make sense for them to be doing the same in the series. In addition, see how we changed the storyline of Issue 3 to fit the half-hour animation format. We very much would still like to bring this project to life in alternate media someday! Please note: this is a 2MB file.

• "Skipping a Beat" - is a short prose story that shows events of Issue 6 from Cassie Sanderson's perspective before she comes running up to Flying Glory with her cell phone on page 2 of the issue. It's also an introduction and revelation to another key player in Cassie's life.

• We're bringing you some more Flying Glory and the Hounds of Glory lyrics in the form of a "visual video" presentation. Flying Glory and the Hounds of Glory originally began life as a movie musical, which we gave up after several years realizing that the world of this characters was too rich to be done justice in a film... and ultimate led to the launch of the webcomic. Many of the film's songs, including "Break the Cage" (Issue 1) and "When Tomorrow Comes" (Issue 9) have since become included. However, there are a couple still on the cutting room floor, as it were, and this is one of them. This song is called "Stand Up," lyrics interwoven with alternate or compeltely deleted art from the first 9 issues! Enjoy!

• Enjoy some Flying Glory and the Hounds of Glory lyrics in the form of a "visual video" (ok, that's a little redundant, but since most of the lyrics appear as the action happens -- in concerts, whatever -- we needed a catchy title).  This one is called "You Are My Hero," and contains spoilers for up through Issue #6.  Deisgned to celebrate our fifth online anniversary in 2006!

• To get a glimpse at what life was like for Debra's grandmother Elsie during World War Two, take a look at this newspaper cliping from 1945 entitled FLYING GLORY WELCOMES OUR MEN BACK FROM WAR.  (Kevin wrote up and drew the accompanying 'photo' back when Kevin was attempting to created a 'golden age' style comic book entitled Flying Glory. It still has worth in universe that makes up our story now).

• In the very beginning, we wanted to do a simple black and white 'ashcan' for FLYING GLORY AND THE HOUNDS OF GLORY but later discarded the idea because we felt it wasn't the best introducton to the character due to size limitations. Clike HERE to see the original ashcan script we developed.

• Click here to download an audio sample of what it might have sounded like to hear coverage of Flying Glory and the Hounds of Glory's first OUTDOOR PERFOMANCE.

• "Suite for Strings" - is a short prose story that gives us a glimpse into the lives of one of our more obscure supporting characters,  Cassie Sanderson.

• Lucy Alvarez -- also known as guitarist and band lyricist Shroud -- has a quiet, brooding mind.
  Catch Glimpses Behind the Shroud to see excerpts fromher personal diary.

• SECRET SONGBOOK - Just like for any music album, songs have been written for FLYING GLORY AND THE GLORY HOUNDS that have been cut due to plot changes or changes in mood and direction.  Take a glimpse in our SECRET SONGBOOK and see what (for now) has been left unused.