Beware the Schoolboy Harpies

Here's a panel from an unpublished comic story from the mid 1990s, now given some color.

I Love Incredible Spinach

This is this week's I Love Television illustration. Thanks to my nieces Katie and Julianna for today's title.

Bite the Golden Finger

This illustration was cut from this week's Seattle Weekly, so only appears here.

Count Kindle

Here's an illustration that appears this week in the Seattle Weekly.

The Three-Dimensional Backlash

This illustration graces the cover to this week's Alibi, the newsweekly from Albuquerque, NM.

The Saviours Seven

Here's the cover to a fifty-page "novella" I wrote in 1978, when I was fourteen. Entitled The Saviours Seven (sic) it features a cast of characters from DC comic books, including Green Arrow, Jonah Hex, Sgt. Rock and Warlord. You're only young once, I suppose.

Cor!

Here's another of my Absurd Story Covers from the early 1980s, this one bearing an uncanny resemblance to a certain boy wizard of some popularity, surname and all.

The Spotlight Transformed Her

Here's another panel from a new comic story I am currently working on.

New Hacker on the Block

Here's an illustration commissioned by the Miami New Times back in 2000, to which I've recently added color.

naUSea

Here's another recent reworking of one of my Cartoon Jumble paintings into a T-shirt.

TV Gets the Stamp of Approval

Here's this week's I Love Television illustration, as seen in the Portland Mercury.

The Lap of Luxury

Here's an illustration appearing in this week's Seattle Weekly.

TV Comics #702

Here's a recent I Love Television illustration, re-imagined as a well-read TV Comics #702 (fair to poor condition, currently valued at $2.00).

A Gem From the Past

Here's the cover to the 28th issue of Gem Comics Group's Jackpot, a weekly prose comic I wrote back in the mid 1970s, when I was about twelve years old. Most of the covers were cribbed from actual comics, with my own characters substituting for the original Marvel and DC characters. A No-Prize to the first Marvelite who can correctly guess where this one came from.

Focus On the Horizon

Here's a panel from a new comic story I'm working on, the subject of which must remain a mystery.

Carrot Diplomacy

Here's another recent abandoned T-shirt design, this one utilizing one of my Cartoon Jumble paintings, reassigned as a two-color graphic.

TV On The Prowl

Here's this week's I Love Television illustration, as seen in the Portland Mercury.

Just Be Cos

Here's an illustration that runs in this week's Seattle Weekly.

A Colorful Bonus

Here's the cover to a comic book I wrote and drew back in 1985, which I've recently colored. You can see the entire, forty-odd page story, in its original black and white form, by clicking here.

Heavenly Designs

This was my entry, chosen as a finalist, in a recent international design contest to create a new cover to Umberto Eco's acclaimed theological murder mystery The Name of the Rose.

A Zydeco Signature

Here's another illustration I was commissioned to create for the Songs At The Lake music festival in 2004, this one featuring Grammy-winning cajun artist Buckwheat Zydeco, who signed this copy of the art.

Taking the Tree-Probe

Here's another recently-colored panel from an aborted comic story from the late 90s.

Love Conquers All

Here's another recent rejected T-shirt design.

I Must Be a Good Boy

Here's an alternate version of an illustration from the prologue to my 1994 graphic novel, The Island of Dr. Moral.

I Love a Naked Lunch

Here's this week's I Love Television illustration, as seen in The Portland Mercury.

Movies on the Go

Here's an illustration that runs this week in the Seattle Weekly.

Security is not Freedom

Here's another recent T-shirt illustration/design left on the cutting room floor.

Knock Me Down, And I'll Give You A Dollar

Here's another of my absurd short story covers, from the early 1980s. The story begins: He stood about six foot three, his jaw as wide as a barn door, two tiny eyes set high on his forehead, his nose as flat as a quarter. I was dating his daughter.

A Parade of Ducks

Here's another of my You Stupid Little Duck strips from the late 90s, this one, along with nine others, all in black and white, now appear in the brand-new anthology Wet Paint #2, available at the Profanity Hill publishing concern.

Shop 'til You Rot!

Here's a recent T-shirt idea that was among a batch rejected by an apparel company I'm currently working with.

I Love Zombies

Here's this week's I Love Television illustration, as seen in the Portland Mercury.