Announcing Tessellator
- The author has written technology comic books for 25 years, starting with RYNOMan for his Citrix business and VirtualMan for VMware.
- VMware animated VirtualMan and featured him on the VMworld 2004 keynote screen, with Jerry Chen providing the voice.
- Tessell introduces a new superhero, The Tessellator, and her sidekick AM (Auto-Mask), in "The Tessellator Crushes Cloud Costs."
- Like the author's earlier comics, the book aims to educate readers about disruptive technology while providing a few laughs.
- A redrawn edition with edgier characters and a next book, "Tessellator Waltzes Oracle Databases to Azure," are in the works.
I started writing comic books about technology 25 years ago when I ran a Citrix Platinum Partner business. I sent my first comic book, RYNOMan and the MetaFrame Adventure, to the CEO of Citrix, Mark Templeton. He was out of the office and his Admin opened his mail. When he returned, she told him, "Now I finally understand what we do."
Next up was the VirtualMan comic book series I wrote for my VMware partner business. VMware animated VirtualMan and brought him to life on the VMworld 2004 keynote screen with Jerry Chen providing the voice.
Today, I am very pleased to introduce the first adventure of our new comic superhero, The Tessellator, and her sidekick, AM (Auto-Mask) in The Tessellator Crushes Cloud Costs. The intention, as with my earlier comic books, is to help educate the reader about a new disruptive technology while hopefully providing some chuckles along the way. By the way, I wrote this well before I had heard of ChatGPT (you'll understand when you read the book).
As a young company, Tessell is rapidly evolving. The Tessellator is rapidly evolving as well. Stay tuned for an upcoming redrawing of the book with more modern, edgier characters. And, I'm also working on the next edition, tentatively titled -Tessellator Waltzes Oracle Databases to Azure.
In the meantime catch up on the Tessellator's past adventures...
