Jul 18

Revolve

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Starting with the current issue of Telephone (issue 7) my comic strip ‘Revolve’ will be printed in their comics section. Although I’ve drawn lots of comic books in the last few years I haven’t tried drawing a comic strip since I was a teenager and I’m really excited to tackle this format again. This one will appear exclusively in Telephone so be sure to give it a look.

In addition to being awesome, Telephone is free and available at most questionable establishments in the Dayton area and beyond (everywhere from Springboro to Tipp City). You can also read the entire magazine online here so even if you don’t live in the area there’s no reason not to check it out. Thanks to Kerry Brown and Juliet Fromholt for getting me involved!

Jun 24

Radio Days

 

In case you’re unaware there is an awesome radio show called Kaleidoscope hosted by Juliet Fromholt every Wednesday at 8pm. She spins some wax and invites musicians, filmmakers and artists to stop by and talk about their work (and in the case of the musicians play a live set).

I was invited to stop in this Wednesday June 26th to talk comics and you should totally listen! If you’re here in the Dayton area you can tune in to WYSO at 91.3 FM or if you’re in another part of the world you can find it online at wyso.org

 

 

May 22

CAKE!

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I’ll be there. Table 97. Come on by and say hello and pick up a copy of the new Buyer Beware Comics publication Mewl #1 which will be debuting at CAKE.

Mewl is a collaboration between Chris Hoium and myself and I’m pretty excited about it… you should be too!

Apr 23

Mini-Mouths vol. 3

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The third installment of the finest mini-comic about mini-comics is here! This volume, put together by guest editor Wheeler Hall, features interviews with Sam Spina and Eroyn Franklin as well as comics by Wheeler Hall, Jeff Potter and Sam Spina. Also tons of mini-comics reviews and a stunning wraparound cover by Jacob Warrenfeltz!

This 50+ page extravaganza is an experiment in that it is Pay What You Want! That’s right, no price is too great or too small to allow you to get your hands on this baby. If you don’t have much money send us what you can to the address at the bottom of this page for a copy. Conversely, if you’d like to support the arts, feel free to send more than you think it’s worth to help cover someone who sent a smaller amount.  No matter what you send please include a buck or two for shipping. Also available on the small press shelves of fine comic book shops like Mavericks Cards and Comics in Kettering, Ohio.

 

Jan 31

Striker!

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Published by We Care Arts, this is an all ages friendly comic written by We Care Arts client Lauren Easley about a golden retriever who joins a bowling league. It’s pretty darn cute.

We Care is an art studio where people with physical, developmental or mental disabilities produce and sell artwork. I’ve been volunteering and working there for over two years and I can honestly say it’s the best thing I’ve ever been associated with. The difference this place makes in so many people’s lives is enormous.

You can purchase a copy of Striker for $3 by visiting the We Care Arts gift shop located at 3035 Wilmington Pike in Kettering, Oh (gift shop hours Mon-Fri 9am – 4pm and Sat 10am – 2pm). All proceeds are split between Lauren Easley and We Care Arts.

Here are some samples of the book:
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