Dr. W page

One of the middle pages from a longer Dr. W story. W was writing a letter when some bullies snatched it away, ultimately causing all the letters to fly off the page and re-form as a monster. Some hijinks ensue, and the wordy monster traps the bullies. Here, W frees them, but in the process the monster turns on W.

Makin' Plans

This owes its existence to my friend Billy. I took it off of a little back-and-forth that was on his Facebook page and that I thought was kind of funny. I just put it into toon form after that.

More birds and comics

After SPX last year, I started on a comic for a "Day of the Dead" show. I didn't end up doing the show, but I did finish the book... "Shh! You'll Wake the Dead!". All the comics involve skeletons, skulls, the dead or something in that vein. This is one of the pages I did (which, maybe coincidentally or not, also involves birds)...

Bird in the bush

Been a bit of a while, but in gearing up for SPX on September 11-12, I decided it was time to ramp the blog back up. Kicking things off not with a comic, but a bird.

Trickster!

"Trickster" is a brand new comic anthology of Native American folk tales. All of the stories were written by American Indian storytellers who contributed a tale from their tribe's culture. The stories were then drawn by a wide variety of comic book artists. It's a beautiful, full color book that is getting great press and reviews from Publisher's Weekly, the American Library Association and the School Library Journal, among others.

I was lucky enough to be involved, drawing the story of the Yehasuri, the little mischievous Indian people of Catawba legend.

This Saturday (May 15), there's a book release and signing party at Big Planet Comics in Vienna, Virginia. Information about the signing and party is here.

To order the book, check out the listing at Amazon.

It really is an excellent anthology, and I urge you to check it out. You won't be disappointed!

Dr. W

On the danger of combining pastries and heights...

Another shot from the Doctor

It's good for what ails you.