This fella was originally me just making squiggly lines to test out a new brush pen I picked up and then he just sorta took shape. Now he’s here in digital color for anyone connected to this hivemind we call the internet to see. Just remember to bless him during your supper prayers as if he was more than pixels of color. He would appreciate that wholeheartedly.
This bird guy is a good spy who has just found a villain to shoot at. Get him spy! Stop his nefarious deeds! He keeps the world safe for all of us. That’s cool!
Local comics enthusiasist Wheeler Hall has asked several Dayton area artists to recreate All Top Comics #14 (one of the comics sited by Dr. Fredric Wertham as seducing the innocent young minds of the kids who read it back in 1948) in its entirety for publication by his own Apogee Comics label later this year. This is one of my two pages that will be in the book. I’ve seen some of the stuff the other artists are doing and I can tell you it’s going to be awesome! Incidentally Wheeler also did the brilliant color work on this page.
This is going to be the new “Keep on Truckin’!”. Feel free to make it into stickers, t-shirts or what have you. Be the first kid on your block to “represent”. Aw yeh.
Aww yeah. Here tis. Local comics enthusiast (and publisher of the upcoming Apogee Comics) Wheeler Hall asked four Dayton area comics artists to contribute to a website he mindbirthed wherein each artist would submit their different versions of a particular subject on a bi-weekly basis. Along with myself you’ve got Patrick Kain, Jeff Potter and Eric Shonborn. Talented fellas all. The site is called Ok, PANIC! and it went live on Saturday, March 27th, so rush on over to www.ok-panic.net to check it out.
Incidentally, this post here is my self portrait for the site. Don’t look too close or those nips may getcha.