Dave Alvarez

Yenny Commissions are Open

I'll be taking some Yenny and friends commissions for a few weeks.

Digital Commissions: You'll get a large resolution file with the commission that you requested. You may purchase it here: www.dascomics.com/commission...

Yenny in New York

 This storyline became famous among followers.

Yenny will be a Caribbean girl no matter where she is.

The original Yenny Statue

 Here's a behind the scenes of the original Yenny statue. It was very limited. I believe that only a 100 were made and sold out in two days. One of them it's still on my desk.

As you can see, a Zacha statue was supposed to follow and eventually Yunissa. But the sculptor moved on to oth...

Yenny: The reboot

I ended the regular Yenny comic strip in 2012. I had several distribution and syndication offers that went south at the end and I kind of grew tired of that.

No more ideas were coming to my mind plus I was in the middle of some personal situations.

 In 2015 reboots were the orde...

Yenny Alias #1

Back in the day I was approached by a new comic book publisher called "Alias". They were interested in Yenny as a comic book series.

It lasted 7 issues until they decided to close and become an all Christian publishing company. (Which failed too)

Online comics were the hot thing back ...

I tried to make a Yenny plush doll

A prototype for a Yenny plush doll was done wen Yenny was at the peak of her success.

It turned out..... well....."ugly" is a kind word.

Yenny Stickers

Yenny had a whole different audience in Puerto Rico, A series of stickers were sold at grocery stores and convenience shops.

They did well, but I couldn't handle drawing the strip and the distribution of these at the same time.

KomikWerks

At some point in 2005 I was invited to join a project called "KomikWerks".

The internet was new, Yenny was new so why not give it a chance?

Since I was too busy with the daily strip I asked the great artist Ricard Cruz to help me on this one.

The Art of Yenny (available only for backers)

This is the infamous Art of Yenny book.

If you are new into Yenny's world, this book is a must!

In here you'll learn who is who in Villa Los Kubos.

I'm working on an updated version so stay tuned.

2012 Yenny comics

These are the last round of comics that Yenny made in 2012.

Basically when I decided to end the strip.

Choose your favorite Character

Greetings everybody! As you may've noticed, I recently returned to Patreon. I noticed that many things changed after I left so I decided to give it a try.

 My goal is to work on exclusive comics for my backers.

Which characters would you like to see here?

IMPORTANT: The new...

Yenny on Foot (A supporter exclusive)

This is the classic Yenny on Foot book that is now missing on my webpage.

Available only to backers!

Friends forever

Yenny's friends are mischievous sometimes.

Happy Birthday Yenny Lopez!!

Today is a special day. Our girl has another birthday and she looks younger than ever, don't you think?

Hey Yessy!

What about Yessy?

Well, she's working as a car washer in a local gas station.

She procrastinates more than doing work, of course.

About Yenny

I always wanted to create a character that stays and endures the passing of time. I've tried to adapt Yenny through the years in order to make her relatable to the audiences.

But what I'm most impressed is how people have made fan art and have their own perception of her.

I was once a...

Water Park crew

 As usual, the Los Kubos trio, Yenny, Tomato and Margot get into trouble and crazy stories when they decide to open up a water park.

Tomato is the leader, Yenny is a regular employee (even though she paid for everything) and Margot just does desk work.

What's with Yenny today?

 The last time we saw Yenny and friends, they just opened a water park in their beach community Villa Los Kubos.

Even though Yenny financed the park and saved Villa Los Kubos from disappearing, she's not a great manager so she handed out that part to her friend Tomato, who decided to r...

Back Home

Hey everyone. I noticed that Patreon works differently now so I might give it a try.

Should I return to making comic strips?