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Cover art by Omaha Perez / Colored by Wesley Wong

Tee shirt now available, 40 page comic available October 26th!

In or near south Arizona this weekend? Swing by YumaCon and come meet me and fellow 1FIRST COMICS Creator Orlando Harding!

The story behind "FATHER LUCIFER" in COMIC BOOK TATTOO.

Work-in-progress.

My favorite scene from the GN I'm the most proud of writing! Order your SIGNED COPY!

The opening scene of the 1st DRUDE graphic novel.

In 2014, I created 2 poster variations for the 10th Anniversary re-release of SAW.

From April, 2021

This is the look Jerry had on his face when I, aged 12, walked into his living room to find him sitting in front of the TV, strumming an unplugged electric guitar, and hoarsely singing a Grateful Dead tune.

This 48 page Anthology I put together sells for as much as $100 on Amazon and eBay. Get yours, signed by me, for just $20. Preview pages and Details below.

Posted to FB (3/18/22)

In 2010 or 2011, editor Russ Kick invited me to contribute to (what became) the first (of many) volume(s) of the Massive anthology THE GRAPHIC CANON. Picking an Arthurian tale was a natural for me... (continued)

(Originally posted to FB March 14th, 2021.)

Done in my Portrait Journal, this Jimi piece is the first traditional (non digital) painting I have created since I regained my ability to draw a year ago -

I'm giving away a fine art print of "Master of Kung Lou."

It’s no secret, anyone who has spent time with me in the last 10 years knows I have Parkinson’s, but I’ve never exactly broadcasted the fact. (First posted February, 2021.)

The story behind my Dr. Strange pin-up (Dr. Strange #82). -Originally posted 3/4/22-

As a teenager in the 80s, I would occasionally read mention of this mythical band TELEVISION, apparently a profound influence on the post-punk bands I loved.

Picking up from the previous post, about Richard Hell…

I discovered Richard Hell & The Voidoids while in art school in the 90s.

I first met Andy Summers at the Bottom Line in New York City, winter of 94.

I have been a massive Police fan since I was a kid in the early 80s.

In 2009/10, I was honored to be asked by JM DeMatteis, one of my favorite comic book writers, to illustrate a Vultan story for the FLASH GORDON 75th Anniversary Anthology.

I posted a video, about a year ago, in which I told the story of being hired by comics legend Richard Corben to do a back-up feature for him. A few days ago, I came across the offer letter from him, and thought I’d revisit that episode.