About Chaos Theory

The F.a.q.

What Is Chaos Theory? Well, aside from the widely known theory of a butterfly in Japan, 'Chaos Theory' is a Graphic Novel/Comic Book Series being developed by A. & K (see below).

What Is 'Chaos Theory' About? A lot of things, actually. It's about human nature, the frailty of the earth, the differences none of us take into account every day, it's-.. ..You aren't listening, are you? It has robots. And giant squid demons. And Non-Angst-Ridden Vampires! Oh yeah. You heard me. Where else are you going to find robots and giant squid demons mingling with non-angst-ridden vampires? ...Nowhere, that's where! Put down Google right now.

Where is it set? Is that New York/Tokyo/London? No, no, no and Somewhere. It's actually set in a city created (after a few backbreaking days on the drawing board) by the author and artist themselves. It's a mix of metropolitan highrises, artsty taverns, high-tech land bridges and ocean views with a 1920's and 30's inspiration thrown in just for good measure.

Okay, so what kind of genre is it? It's! ..Life-genre? I suppose that's the best way to describe it. It's not exactly horror, as you can't have straight-forward horror when one of the characters is doing a little happy monkey dance in the background. It's also not all humorous, as it's set when a giant squid demon (see, I don't lie) is trying to kill everyone, and has a good shot of it. What Do You Want From Me!

I like Edward. ..That's not a question.

Who Are You..? Well, currently, I am the voice reading this inside of your head. On a deeper level however, the creators of 'Chaos Theory' are A. & K.. You can find their livejournal link just below this F.A.Q., as well as their E-Mail, so that you may bother them endlessly with any more Questions you might have.

Otherwise, A. is the artist. All of the art on this webpage was toiled over day and night by poor A., and A. also developed some of the characters and plotline. A. enjoys spirals, long walks on sharp-rocked beaches, and tea.On the other side of things, K. is the writer, and also developed some of the characters and plotline, but is in charge of the majority of the stories and what happens to all of the characters, because A. is dithery (and, circumstantially, does the art already). K. enjoys old books, long walks in foreign cities, and whiskey.