Writing
Frank Martin
@FrankMartinTracked since May 2026
creating comics, novels, and short stories..
Observed Aug 16, 2026 · staleModeled revenue
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$1/moFrank's Grocery FundAll Patreon content is free. Groceries, unfortunately, are not. And my kids eat A LOT.
$3/moFrank's Beer FundScrew them kids. Daddy needs a brewski.
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MembershipLast observed 2026-08-16. Not enough recent observation yet for a 30-day reading.
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May 202617 weeks trackedNow
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Frank Martin does not yet have a measured paid-member count. 0 of 4 cohort creators are measured for this metric.Ranking data · includes stale rows| Rank | Creator and why included | Paid members | Gap vs Frank Martin | Freshness |
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| Not ranked |  Frank MartinProfileWritingPaid members position in Recommended cohort | Not measured | Reference | Aug 16, 2026Stale |
| Not ranked |  FORM: ZeroWritingCategory, audience, pricing & cadence | Not measured | Not comparable | Aug 26, 2026 |
| Not ranked |  KevinWritingCategory, audience, pricing & cadence | Not measured | Not comparable | Aug 16, 2026Stale |
| Not ranked |  FOUR HEADSWritingCategory, audience, pricing & cadence | Not measured | Not comparable | Aug 26, 2026 |
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Recent posts
What they publish477Profile posts10 postsLast month0%Members-only
Previews available for 52 of 477 posts
Image Latest postPublicDrabble: Claudia’s Not A DoctorClaudia considered herself a healer. She just had a knack for fixing people's ailments. There were limitations, of course. But for the most part, adjusting anatomical issues came naturally to her. She could orient, strengthen, and stretch the body in unique ways to relieve pain in joints and muscles.
13 hours ago 0 likes 0 commentsMicro-fiction"Look, Mom! I'm so high," Billy said while on the trampoline.ArticleYesterday at Aug 26 crawlPublic 0 1Drabble: When Jerry Lost His Mojo5 days ago View post Jerry enjoyed killing people. It was pretty much his favorite thing to do. He was quite addicted to it; what they call a serial killer. But he hasn't been getting a good fix lately. He's still killing. That part is still enjoyable. But ever since they built the afterlife in the cloud, murder hasn't felt the same. Now people can upload their consciousness at the moment of their death in order to live on forever in a digital world. Sure, the real person is gone, but that's not enough for Jerry. Sadly, they had robbed him of his greatest pastime.Article5 days ago at Aug 26 crawlPublic 0 0Another Day On Earth #279August 19 View postImageAugust 19Public 0 0Micro-fictionIn the city's hour of need, as criminals tore through the streets, a hero emerged wearing a mask and wielding a single weapon: a weed wacker. The Wacker is what the media called him, and no evil doer was safe from a good whacking. Landscaper by day. Dispatcher of justice by night.ArticleAugust 17Public 0 0Drabble: George's HomeAugust 14 View post George hated his parents... sometimes. They were just annoying! They would make him do things he didn't want to, so he yelled. They yelled back. And finally he couldn't take it anymore and ran away. George went to the park and hid in the playground for what seemed like hours. But eventually, George realized he missed his parents. Their smiles and laughs. So he went home, hoping to jump into their loving arms. Unfortunately, he found an abandoned home. Completely empty. No furniture. No food. Not a single sign anyone lived there... except for the two tombstones in the backyard.ArticleAugust 14Public 0 0Another Day On Earth #278August 12 View postImageAugust 12Public 0 1Micro-fictionJoe's house smelled awful. Like a combo of rotten eggs, formaldehyde, and used diapers. He wanted to move, but Joe got used to the odor after a while. Didn't even smell it anymore. Until he walked out the door. Then it stank back up. So Joe just never went outside... ever again.ArticleAugust 10Public 0 0Drabble: Hungry, Hungry ZombiesAugust 7 View post The zombie outbreak hit the world like a hurricane. Countries were unprepared as millions of undead began scouring for brains to devour. It seemed as if civilization was on the verge of collapse, until they realized the zombies weren’t evil. They were just hungry. And what do people do when they’re hungry? They get food. So that’s how the first zombie restaurants were born. Farmers would take the brains from their cattle and offer them up in fine dishes of brain marsala and brain parmigiana. Zombies stopped killing people and started ordering takeout. Zombi Eats, especially, was a big hit.ArticleAugust 7Public 0 0Another Day On Earth #277August 6 View postImageAugust 6Public 0 1Micro-fictionFour friends hated the old guy who lived close by. He was a small, grumpy Irish man. But he was also rich. So they concocted a scheme to convince him he had a terrible illness so they could steal all his gold coins right from under his nose. They called this plan... The Leper-Con.ArticleAugust 3Public 0 1Drabble: Quantum Toilet PaperJuly 31 View post Dr. Peebody thought he was doing the world a favor by inventing quantum toilet paper. It was a roll of toilet paper that unraveled out of a pocket dimension, which continuously supplied an infinite amount of butt wipes. The world was ecstatic as people purchased the last toilet paper roll they would ever need. However, the Doctor's glorious invention turned dark when children realized they could TP a house without end. Halloween nights turned into terrorist attacks as teenagers completely coated houses to look like mummies. One roll was all they needed and they threw it back and forth forever.ArticleJuly 31Public 0 0
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