Yscariot: Sphere of Light
Marcus Medina
Aug. 2017 · X'el Studios
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Yscariot, the titular character, is a teenager who juggles between living with a life-threatening disease and fitting in at his high school on a daily basis. He and his friend are the targets of bullying, likes a girl who only sees him as a friend, and he can only watch other kids engage in martial arts activities from the bleachers. While on a field trip in a foreign land, he faces a near death experience while attempting to save a young girl's life. In a strange turn of events, his life changes in unimaginable ways when a seemingly aged sorcerer rewards him with the mystical Sphere of Light, a godly energy source known to enhance the abilities of warriors and sages on a far away planet, which he inherited for his previous act of bravery. In exchange for receiving his gift and superhuman power, Yscariot, with the help of his cousins and new friend, vows to fend off a powerful alien looking to enact revenge on his master and retrieve the Sphere of Light.
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Marcus Medina (born Marcus Lorenzo Medina-Smith) was born in Dallas, Texas on November 20, 1983. The University of Texas in Dallas graduate earned a Bachelors of Arts in World History and a minor in Political Science. He was Honorably Discharged from active duty and eight years of military service as a decorated Iraqi war veteran. After living over a year in poverty, he was offered a English teaching job in South Korea and moved to Shanghai after three years to pursue his Masters in Chinese History at Shanghai University, where he is currently attending. Since 2014, he recruited Gladys "rin" Betiles to be the primary illustrator of Yscariot where they will continue on to subsequent projects under the same name.
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