Three Old Auto-bio Comics
I put up three old memoir comics. And by old, I mean 2002 – 2007. They cover different ground. “Cornflakes In the Bedsheets” compares my sex life with the theories of John Harvey Kellogg and ...
Brause nibs – a comparison
When I first got into pen-and-ink, I had only Hunt and Gillott nibs available to me. I enjoyed both brands and had fun experimenting with them, but over the years I developed a taste for ...
Lounger on Apple Books
I finally got this set up. You can now buy a digital version of Lounger through Apple Books.
The Tower will be serialized on Grandpapier
I’ve posted the first page of my new comic “The Tower” on the Belgian webcomics site Grandpapier. I intend to post a new page every Friday.
Someone to Watch Over Me – 3
I published the third and final installment of “Someone to Watch Over Me” over at Medium.
Review of Lounger on Solrad
Daniel Elkin makes some comments on Lounger, specifically regarding Jack and the relatability of his reactions to his situation. If you want a hard copy of the book, you can still order one from me.
The Original Building Stories: East of Fifth by Alan Dunn
Published in 1948, East of Fifth contains a collection of New Yorker style cartoons about life in the big city. Yet by keeping the setting to one location, a fourteen-story apartment building, and to a ...
Reaction
I keep going back and forth about wanting to do these autobiographical stories concerning my NPE (not parent expected/non paternity event) experience. I dipped my toes in the water with Someone to Watch Over Me. ...
Prehistoric Word Balloons – “Speech-Breath”
I was reading a little article in Archaeology Magazine and learned that archaeologists now believe that prehistoric cave painters attempted to incorporate graphic depictions of sound into some of their works. The earliest example comes ...
abandoned comic – “Art*ificial”
“Art*ificial” was a short comic that I started in December 2021. I really liked how the first page turned out, but really didn’t like the next two pages. In the end, I didn’t think the ...