Saturday, June 9, 2012

I Have a Table at Project Comic Con (St. Louis)

I am scrambling right now.

Last week, I finally held my comic book, 
Gargoyle By Moonlight, in my hands.

Today is the my first con as a comics creator (I hesitate to say pro--at least until someone buys a book). I'll be appearing with the artist on Gargoyle By Moonlight, Brian Atkins at the big St. Louis show: Project Comic Con. Table A20.

Wow. That's a big deal. And I think I'm ready.

I have my books, banner, pitch, money for change, snacks, and a new website (more on that very soon). Most of all, I have my passion for making comics. I can't wait to get Gargoyle By Moonlight out there into the world. You're going to love it. (Proof the book exists to the left.)

There are lots of things coming soon. Stay tuned.

Okay, one more thing: here's a tease of some of the stuff that's coming your way. Enjoy this one-page full preview of Emergency Stop, the best taser-in-an-elevator story of 2012!

Table banner--check us out at Table A20.

Tuesday, December 6, 2011

Project Update: Gargoyle By Moonlight Coming in 2012!


Howdy, comics fans! I've been busy working on comics, but I wanted to give you a small update and a little taste of the color art of Gargoyle By Moonlight.

Done in bold, vibrant colors by all-around artist Juan Romera, the full book will be smashing your way in early 2012. Juan is an accomplished artist whose work can be seen in Fall (pencils, inks, and colors) from 214 Ink, Woody and the Noble (pencils, inks) for Arcana, and several Web comics.

Right now, we're closing in on the inks, and about half the book is colored. Here you can see a small sample of the vivid palette and fine textures Juan's adding to make all this art pop.


Soon, I'll have a nifty website ready for prime time and lots more to show you.

Oh, and what's that down below? Why that's something else, something you'll want to get in on the ground floor of. And it'll be charging at you even sooner than Gargoyle!

Pencils and inks for the shocking scene above by Nick Valente. Colors by Sean Burres.