Impossible X-mas

Wishing eveyone out there all the very best for the holidays and the coming year!

Something for the weekend

Suit you sir!

Get well Carlos

Here was my wee contribution to the "Get Well Carlos Project", or "Supersquirrel Undefeated" as it became known, a massive get well card for Carlos Ezquerra, who had undergone major surgery recently. It was put together by Mark Howard and many others. A fantastic oportunity to give a little back to someone who has worked so hard to give us our required dose of thrill power.

More Or

A little something for the weekend.

More Masters

You wait for ages and then four of them show up at once. Some "test footage", if you like, of the Masters of Mind-Science. From left to right we have Dr Or, Fire-arm, Mama Samedi and L1L1. Hope they're not too Saturday morning.

Puzzle

Here's another cosmic friend.

Metal Monster

Here's some of my earliest four-colour fun. A tale of artificial intelligence gone rogue.

Never On A Sunday

Thanks should go to Ellen Lindner who sold me on the idea of a blog. At the very least as a venue for my own work. Here's the first two pages from a story entitled "Gare Du Monde".

Joe Bloke from Bedford was asking what the pages in my first post "The Masters Of Mind-Science" were for. They're just something I'm developing in my spare time, mostly for fun, but maybe one day...

Just Because

Who doesn't love a cosmic creature with a big head? Especially on a Saturday.

Bad Blogging

Now is as good a time as any to say thanks for all the good things Mark, the Bad Librarian, has said about my work in the past. I did this piece for his bloggaversary last year. Thanks also go to Casey Burns who made the awesome EC style font, here's a link to it.

Balls

Of course two colours can be good too, so in honour of the World Cup I thought it might be fun to post this. It was my contribution to Rich Johnston's Civil Wardrobe.

The Masters Of Mind-Science

Welcome World! Here are the first two pages of " The Origin of Doctor Or" presented to you in all their four-colour glory. A tibute to the master himself, Mr Jack Kirby and of course the Mighty Mike Royer!