Apr 21 2010
I had a big Jacques Tardi “phase” a while back–and in particular, I was really enamored of the bits and pieces of C’était la Guerre des Tranchées that had appeared in various anthologies up to that point. In fact, the “duotone” style of drawing that I’ve been using in most of my longer work (Farewell, …
Apr 18 2010
My in-laws were in town recently and very generously purchased a dollhouse for my daughter. She, though, quickly decided that the “stock” dolls that came with the house needed to be augmented and some of her other toys–like Brobee and Muno here–took up residence in the house. Even that was not sufficient, however, and she …
Apr 06 2010
I was trying to get my bookshelves more organized a few days ago but was having a hard time staying focused because this kind of stuff drives me nuts! (OK, admittedly, I’m a little obsessive/compulsive for sure, but…) I’m as glad as the next guy that comics are no longer available exclusively as saddle-stitched periodicals …
Apr 01 2010
Up top here is a possible design for Mercedes from The Count of Monte Cristo project, and down below are two possible designs for a bartender in Oyster War.
Mar 31 2010
You can find a short Q&A/interview with me over at the Sweet Union ‘Toonists blog. The blog is promoting the upcoming Union West Regional Library Mini-Con (Indian Trail, NC – June 26-27) where I’ll be appearing along with folks like Al Bigley, Marcus Hamilton, and Chrissie Zullo. Q: When did you first discover comics and …
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