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Wow—Issue ten is done. One more issue, and it will be time for a new trade paperback. Mind you, I didn’t render the last twelve pages of issue 10, so I’ll have to go back and do that. And, while I have the cover firmly in mind, I haven’t drawn it yet. Hmm, suddenly issue [...]
Hi, Folks!
What a week! I’ve been burning through episodes, and I’m really proud of what Benita and I have been producing.
I looked through a lot of my trade paperbacks this weekend, the ones I collect and read, and something became obvious to me: most modern inkers do not bother with line width. Indeed, most “inkers” [...]
Hi, All!
Yesterday I went to Downtown Comics, my local comic shop, bought a few things, and gabbed with good friend Pete Kilmer, one of the DTC managers. I hadnÆt been in a comic shop for a good while, and it was pleasantly overwhelming to see all the comics. Really, if I could afford it, there [...]
“The Watchmen” is too big and important to cover in a single review. Books can, and have been written about the graphic novel, and the movie will probably inspire the same.
I know people who think that superheroes don’t lie, and that they would never fight other heroes. It’s easy to see where they got this [...]
Hi, Folks!
Over the years, as I have continued working on my art and webcartooning, I have been asked one question again and again: Why do you do long-form comics? Why not do a gag-a-day strip? Gag strips are easier to promote, and they are generally more popular, are they not?
Yes, gag strips are more popular, [...]
