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Catching up

Hey everyone – Sorry it’s been so long between updates. August has been largely about getting the kiddos ready for school, which just started today. But that’s not to say that I wasn’t busy…. William Henry Caddell and I are cruising along on Hologram #2, and I am reasonably confident that we will have itContinue reading “Catching up”

About Hologram

[Haven’t read Hologram yet? Check out the original four-page story from Tim Corrigan’s Ka-Blam! #1, with pencils by Scott McClung and inks/letters by Tim himself. It’s only an origin story, but the new work builds on it.] The storytelling challenge Hologram actually was the second character I picked back up in returning to small pressContinue reading “About Hologram”

Hologram 1 is almost complete

I’m wrapping up the Heroic: Heroes Past collection (word is the cover is almost complete) and simultaneously working on new material. Specifically, a 12-issue arc of 8-page Hologram minicomics is almost ready to kick off! With a very reasonable goal of one issue per month for a year – followed by a print collected editionContinue reading “Hologram 1 is almost complete”

Been a little while…

Quick update on the state o’ things: I am working on Heroes Past, a book reprinting my five heroes’ stories…a short “omnibus”, if you will. Most all work on it is done, but I need to nail down the page count and get the special front cover finalized. To the best of my knowledge, I’veContinue reading “Been a little while…”

Not gonna jinx anything!

It’s been a little while since I wrote with an update on the status of new projects. (The old collection has been entirely bagged and packaged into manageable boxes…that took a week-plus.) And while I don’t want to screw up the system, here are some intentionally vague tidbits: Collected edition of older books – AContinue reading “Not gonna jinx anything!”

Self-portrait & Mass Press retrospective

I’ve been rummaging through my old minicomics – bagging, to be honest, as they’re now old enough that they may have some value to someone in the collector or academic worlds – and stumbled across Outside In #27. Published by Edd Vick with help from Hal Hargit out of Seattle, this series filled itself withContinue reading “Self-portrait & Mass Press retrospective”