Vic Boone News

So, Jeff and Rachel finished reformatting Vic Boone a few weeks ago. It looks awesome, as always. I can't express how much and how valuable they've been on this whole thing.

We're not sure when it will be available for all the world to see. Soon, hopefully. It's out of our hands now. We'd really like to see it go down before SDCC. It'd be an nice excuse to go.

As always, we'll let all four people who read this blog know when the sh*t hits.

Vic Boone Part 2

So, to all none of you who read this blog. There's some really exciting developments in the world of Vic Boone. Unfortunately, I can't go into details just yet, but soon. SOON.


In the meantime, I play on being a better blogger.

I wrestled Flair at the Tokyo Dome

Another sneak from secret project JDK.

The crappy color job was done by yours truly. So, I'm to blame.

Secret Project JDK

A sneak peek at my newest project. To Zuda or not to Zuda?

Interview with Drew Edwards and Co

http://www.comicsbulletin.com/features/12233382419734.htm

Where the name Kidgloves came from

This was a character I created years and years ago. The gist of the concept is a kid is given gloves made form the robe of Merlin, which give him magical powers. Unfortunately, he has no real control over the magic. He sort of has to learn as he goes. He's aided by a faerie with an attitude and mood wings(yeah, horrible pun) and a rather stuffy shrunken head attached to the end of a broomstick. His backpack is a take on Felix the Cat's bag of tricks, expect he has no idea what he's going to pull out of it at any given time.

This sketch is from when I still fancied myself an artist. Now you know why I put down the pencil. ha.

What I used to do, I do again.

I've recently started working for http://www.comicsbulletin.com/ . I'm doing reviews and interviews for the site. I'm actually finishing up my first interview for them now. It's with Drew Edwards, the creator of Halloween Man, and artist David Baldeon.

As absolutely no one will know, I used to do the same thing for the now defunct site, silverbulletcomics.com. I also wrote a somewhat weekly column for the site, State of a Comic Nation. The Nation was just me rambling on about various topics like lateness, swipe files, fill-in artist, Christmas dinner.

Odd bit of coincidence-- Comicsbulletin.com used to be silverbulletcomicbooks.com

It's been fun getting back to this kind of writing, though I do feel like it might take a bit before I'm up to speed again. Right now, I feel like I'm writing a bit stiff. Hopefully, that'll work itself out after another review or two.

I'll post a link of the interview when it goes live, until then go read some Halloween Man. http://www.halloweenman.com/