This is a little comic about my recollections of my first trip to the barber shop. It appears in Bony Landmarks #3, a zine by the Look For Signage Art Collective, edited by 'Zine Master Andrew Coltrin. It also features my train drawing on its cover. Order your $3 copy from him by emailing him here.    2 Pages »




 

Under the Missiletoe is the latest installment in our twisted little holiday tradition. Sharifa's Stickfigure Santa and the always smug 3-D Santa clash again, this time letting their toy robots fight it out. But the real looser of this grudgematch is little Jimmy. If only he'd behaved better thoughout the year. Brought to you by Re's Comicses, in assotiation with Irvin's Cards. 4 Pages »

Bunnies and Beer

Here's my entry in the latest Dada comic project undertaken by the Look For Signage Art Collective. The theme this time: Rabbits and Alcohol, with a requirement that all 5-7 panels be square. Yes, this actually happened to me. Let's just say I've never had a problem getting in to bars.





Back by popular demand, the first appearance of our hero, Stick Figure Santa, and his arch nemesis, Kringle.

The two Saint's Nick also make an appearance in my 2004 Christmas card here »

 

 


I just finished inking my latest comic story, a depressing little 4 page number. Read it here, as well as in the Look For Signage zine,
Bony Landmarks.

Contact the collective here to order your own copy.

This was a 3 page story I did for a zine that kind of pokes fun at secret societies such as the Freemasons.

 

The Migration is my attempt at making a 24-hour comic. I didn't meet the deadline, but I got a lot out of the experience. With a burst, I wrote/penciled the 24-page book in under 19 hours before succumbing to exhaustion. The inking, well that was another matter.