Mythographical

Daredevil Battles Hitler

Alex Ross's Superpowers #2 comes out tomorrow, and it's an attempt at bringing back a whole slew of public domain superheroes in new stories.  One of the characters is Daredevil, the original Lev Gleason character, not his more famous Marvel Comics incarnation.  In order to avoid trademark issues, Ross has the characters in his comic refer to the character as 'Devil, which is generic and lawsuit proof.  Those interested in the original character are welcome to download the characters first appearance here:

Download daredevil_comics.cbr

 

Rube Goldberg

These are cool, and comics inspired.

Been a long time gone

I'm back after a long hiatus, and the reason I haven't been writing here is because, and this is going to sound so typical: I've been writing a novel.  It's the hardest thing I've ever attempted, and its taking me way longer than I expected.  But I really want to get back to this, so I am.

To celebrate, I'm putting a YouTube video of Winsor McKay's "Little Nemo" animation right here.

If you're reading this, thanks for listening.

Interview at The Pulse

My exclusive interview with the returning Eisner Judges is showcased over at The Pulse.  Check it out  here.

Amazon.com

I made it onto Amazon.com with Haunted Mansion #3.

At the New York Comic-Con

The original can be seen here.  The caption incorrectly identifies me as the creator of Punch and Judy for SLG.  I'm not, that would be Chris Reilly.  Still, it was nice to be noticed.

Rejected!

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