Like Father, Like Daughter: Ryder Family One-Shot

Like Father, Like Daughter: Ryder Family One-Shot #1
To help promote the first Kickstarter a series of character one-shots were released online. Each one-shot was released as a single page print that told us a little about each member of the Ryder Family.

The three pages were originally posted online on the official Like Father, Like Daughter website. They were then collected in one mini comic and included in the backer rewards for the Like Father, Like Daughter #1 Kickstarter packed as in insert to the DVD which contained additional art, a thank you video and more features. For backing the project at the right tier Vincent Calamia and Jordan "Scotty Showman" Lawrence are credited as Special Executive Producers of the comic.

The mini comic was made available at Special Edition New York Comic-Con 2015 as well as on the official Like Father, Like Daughter website.

Casey Ryder One-Shot
Meet Casey Ryder the daughter of the world's first superhero Invulnerable, the man that everyone loves but his own daughter.

Casey a popular girl but not everything is as it appears on the surface. Her father left to be a full time hero and her mother is hardly around trying to ensure that her daughter is taken care of.

The Casey Ryder One-Shot is written by series creator and writer Kathryn Calamia with art by Chester Lopez and letters by John Palmers.

Invulnerable One-Shot
In the Invulnerable One-Shot we get to learn a little bit about the world's only superhero through his internal monologue. Invulnerable lets us know his motivations and we get a glimpse that perhaps despite his name Jim Ryder is not quite so invulnerable.

The Invulnerable One-Shot is written by series creator and writer Kathryn Calamia with art by Chester Lopez and letters by John Palmers.

Jessica Ryder One-Shot
In the Jessica Ryder One-Shot we learn how she feels about Invulnerable and how his leaving has affected her family.

The Jessica Ryder One-Shot One-Shot is written by series creator and writer Kathryn Calamia with art by Chester Lopez and letters by John Palmers.