TriXtan Comics

Step into the colourful world of TriXtan Comics, where familiar expressions lead to unexpected adventures and our entertainment characters take on lives of their own. Explore free, family-friendly original comics featuring some of TriXtan Entertainment’s most memorable characters.

What happens when our characters have adventures of their own?

The TriXtan Circus

Step behind the curtain with TriXtan, where live events, strange client requests, last-minute surprises and everyday showbiz chaos become part of the act. From magic shows and photo booths to stilt walking, office mishaps and the realities of running an entertainment company, there’s always something unexpected waiting in the wings.

The TriXtan Circus comic series featuring cartoon entertainer TriXtan with his magic wand on a theatrical stage

What could possibly go wrong before the show is over?

The TriXtan Circus comic series featuring cartoon entertainer TriXtan with his magic wand on a theatrical stage
Neon Cowboys Comics featuring Orange, Green, Blue and Pink neon cowboy characters in a glowing Wild West town

The Adventures of the Neon Cowboys

Western sayings are simple—until the Neon Cowboys take them literally. Follow Green, Blue, Orange and Pink through a growing collection of Wild West misunderstandings, colourful adventures and plenty of neon-fuelled fun.

Neon Cowboys Comics featuring Orange, Green, Blue and Pink neon cowboy characters in a glowing Wild West town

Ready to saddle up for another out-of-this-world adventure?

Adventures with Rexi

Step into the Adventures with Rexi, where his endless curiosity, unpredictable ideas, and dinosaur-sized personality turn even the simplest outing into an unexpected adventure. Things may not always go according to plan, but somehow Rexi always finds a way to make it work out in the end.

Adventures with Rexi comic series featuring Rexi the velociraptor and his Dino Trainer on an outdoor adventure

Ready to see what kind of trouble Rexi gets into next?

Adventures with Rexi comic series featuring Rexi the velociraptor and his Dino Trainer on an outdoor adventure

Why We Make These Comics

Entertainment has always been more than just a job for me. Yes, performing is how we make our living, but I’ve always loved the simple idea of putting a little more fun into the world. Whether it’s a live performance, a silly YouTube video, or one of these comic strips, there’s something special about creating entertainment that people can simply enjoy.

These comics have also become a little more personal since becoming a dad. My son has grown up around the characters we perform at our events, and he already has his favourites. Whenever he sees the Neon Cowboys, he points straight to Orange and says “Daddy!” because he knows that’s the character Dad plays. He loves Rexi too, so the idea of creating stories featuring these characters that he can enjoy now—and eventually learn to read himself—means a lot to me.

Tristan Court as the Orange Neon Cowboy posing with his wife and young son alongside the Neon Cowboys
Tristan Court’s father holding his young son, two of the family inspirations behind TriXtan Comics

That idea of leaving stories behind for him has an even deeper meaning in our family. Before my dad passed away, he and I created a children’s book together. I wrote the story and he illustrated it, and it became the last project we ever worked on together. The book follows the strange and wonderful things Dad does for a living as an entertainer, but its real purpose was to leave my son something created by his dad and granddad together—something he could always have to remember him by.

Adventures with Rexi, the Neon Cowboys comics, and whatever stories come next are a continuation of that idea. They’re a chance to create something fun, share some free entertainment with anyone who happens to find it, and build a collection of stories that my son can grow up with.

If they make him laugh—and hopefully make a few other kids and grown-ups laugh along the way—then they’ve done exactly what I hoped they would.