I apologize for the pop-up that’s been on the site for the last three days. I’m sure you’ve found it annoying, but I had to do my part to bring immediate attention to Congress’ new Internet Censorship bill, and drastic action had to be taken. I’ve taken the pop-up down, but your support is still desperately needed. If you’d like to make your voice heard, head over to AmericanCensorship.org where you can find more information on the bill and what you can do about it.
This 10×10 inch original ink drawing of Koriko (inspired by Rush’s album “Permanent Waves” and will be included in the second “Oh Goodie!” volume) is now for sale at my Etsy shop. It’s on Bristol board, illustrated with india ink, nibs, and brushes, and it comes in an 11×14 inch frame with special unbreakable glass.
I always like to put myself out there for freelance work, and always thought I was best at inking comics. So I have some new samples done by a variety of pencils at my portfolio site.
Just a heads up, I’ll be at Wizard World Chicago on Friday. I don’t have a table this year, but I’ll spend most of my time hanging out with Eric Adams discussing our usual plans for world domination. None will be spared and blood with run in the streets, that kind of stuff. Maybe I’ll see you there.
This is it! It’s finally here! It’s finally ready! The very first “Oh Goodie!” book “Introduce Yourself” is available for sale.
This 116 page book contains every comic between October 2009 and January 2011 (up through the end of the “First Gig” story), the first “Eddie Van Helsing” story, every B-side, holiday special, and sketch week post, a foreword by comics scholar (and my former professor) Diana Green, and never-before-seen-material that has never been published ANYWHERE before.
If you want to order it for your comic book store, you can go here, or e-mail me directly and I can give you a special deal.
Last week’s updates got delayed because I had inventory at work and I simply couldn’t cope with keeping up the schedule. The reason for no updates THIS week is different, and frankly long overdue. I’m not going to lie, for as much fun as I had at C2E2 this year, I wasn’t expecting to get approved for it. Or MoCCA. So that meant I had to up the schedule I had intended for the first “Oh Goodie!” book by two months and put it together quicker than I had intended. Those you who purchased the initial print run at any of the shows I’ve done so far this year? You actually have what will be a VERY rare version of the book, because this week I’ll be making some final changes and switching printers due to lack of satisfaction on my part before uploading the final version for sale here on the site.
Thank you all for your patience. Goodness will return soon.
