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Another Shirt Store!

I’ve been toying around with some new designs, and came up with something a little different from my usual art.
Take a look, and let me know what you think!

And don’t forget to check out the other stores:
MAN-MAN, MINE, MYTH, SILLY, or OCEAN, & HERO-SIGNS!!

Mark II Cheese Beasts!

I like these Cheese Beasts much more than the earlier versions.
Yep.
Gibble gibble gibble.

Hobo suits? Crying in space? Whaaaa?

For those of you that aren’t old-school comic geeks, these last two strips have been a riff on the old Green Lantern/Green Arrow book, when the Lantern is accosted by a hobo that accuses him of not doing much for the little guy. With Green Arrow in tow, the… uh… Emerald Duo (any “green” words [...]

Winter Killed my Chimney

Well, this record-breaking Bad Winter has killed my chimney. I was up there on a ladder yesterday, trying to get a look at the damage, but ice sliding off the roof clipped my right leg really badly — a bruise running from the back of my right ankle to the back of my right knee [...]

Doin’ the Kessel in under three swingin’ parsecs!

Brilliant! The opening credits to Star Wars in the distinctive YouTube - Saul Bass style.
Saul Bass, in case you didn’t know, was responsible for tons of those jazzed-up film openings (and lots of other ones, besides) from the ’50s and onwards.
His influence can still be felt today, in things like the (brilliant) opening credits [...]

Dead Eyes Open now out in TPB

Dead Eyes Open, a series I wrote for SLG and that a Hollywood screenwriter would pitch as “the West Wing meets Dawn of the Dead”, came out in trade paperback this week. That’s the SLG store link, but I also encourage you to patronize your friendly local comics shop.
I’ve put both Chapter One (4.7 MB) [...]

SubCulture webcomic launches today

Ping Jeremy (in particular):
SubCulture, a webcomic spinning off from an Ape Entertainment series, launched today. The comic kind of moves in spheres outside mine — the comic fans I’m in touch with tend to be more indie/alt/serious/etc. than the “geekdom” mine the book and webstrip, er, mine, but the strip (and comic) do what [...]

I Cannot Tell You What This Is

All will be revealed eventually, but this picture makes me very, very happy.