Ok, PANIC!: Star Wars


Back when I did not give a whit about a Star War.

repaneled: Mister Miracle #12


I contributed this re-drawing of a Jack Kirby/Mike Royer panel from Mister Miracle #12 to the repaneled blog. Go check out the rest of the blog!

I’m pretty proud of the villain twisting the phone cord around his finger.

Ok, PANIC!: Winter


What’s more wintery than Captain Cold vs. Iceman? One of my first times experimenting with color holds?

Ok, PANIC!: The Room


Fake Criterion DVD cover for one of the worst movies ever made. Proud of this one. Nice to flex design muscles.

Ok, PANIC!: Underground Comics


The most underground comics I could think of were Kurt Dinse’s One Year in Indiana and Jason Young’s Veggie Dog Saturn.

Ok, PANIC!: Addams Family


I still feel like Fester is one of the best things I’ve ever drawn

Ok, PANIC!: Portrait of the Artist


Henry Rollins. I dunno why. I like him.

Satan is Coming


This is a follow-up to my last post, the second cover I did for the Dr. Creep/New Shock Theater DVD covers project. The movie is called “The Devil’s Wedding Night”. I wanted to go in a completely different direction and style with this cover, but I still had to stick with the parameters of putting Dr. Creep on it somehow. Not too happy with the placement of the text, it looks more like the movie is called “Satan is Coming”. Oh well, we’ll get ’em next time, Champ.

Ok, PANIC!: Universal Monsters


I have a real weird history with this drawing. The actual sketch/line-art took me maaaaaybe 5 minutes to draw. I was at a low point artistically, I had this dumb idea and just shat it out. The logo & colors took a bit longer, but, just a rush-job all the way through.

Then my former friend Kathleen posted it on her Tumblr page, when those were things. Because of that, to this day this absolute turd of a drawing remains the most widely-seen & popular sketch I have ever posted online (which is not much, by anyone’s standards, but a lot to me).

I’ve even found this used on various websites without permission.

A few years later I decided to turn this into a more finished, detailed, planned out “illustration” to sell as prints. It’s a work I’m far more proud of and is, still, a high quality work.

So guess what gets ignored? Guess who still has almost the entire original run of prints in his attic?

Luckily, the above image no longer has traction, but it still makes me itchy.

repaneled: David Boring


I contributed this re-drawing of a Daniel Clowes panel from Eightball #19 to the repaneled blog. Go check out the rest of the blog!