CulturePulp.

Not even The Vulture

can resist a slice of New York-style pizza

Motorbike studies.

Also, helmet studies.

Pope, Garfield

Oh, and Ryan also asked me to imagine how Paul Pope would draw Garfield. This was the best I could manage on short notice.

(For all your Paul Pope Tumblr needs, by all means visit destroycomics )

Grampá, Garfield

So my pal Ryan asked me to imagine how Rafael Grampá would draw Garfield and yeah sorry I made this

Self-portrait. ECCC announcement.

Self-portrait. Also, an announcement.

It turns out I’ll be tabling at Emerald City Comicon March 28-30, thanks to an opening in the Periscope Studio booth (#1214) that they were very kind to offer me. Here's a map of the show floor.

As far as merch goes, I’ll have two prints that come in lovely custom envelopes, an educational comic I scripted, and my last 15 or so copies of "Sabertooth Vampire" Vol. 1. I'll also have a new sketch-card. Hope to see you there.

Live-sketching 'Zombie in Love'

 

Oregon Children’s Theatre just staged a musical adaptation of  Kelly DiPucchio and Scott C.’s children’s book “Zombie in Love.” OCT asked me, Lucy Bellwood and Graham Annable to join Scott C. at the  March 8 performance and live-sketch the show. My hasty drawings after the jump. ( Here are Lucy's, BTW, plus some photos from the evening.)

Logan breaks a cake

In which The Wolverine wishes his pal Joëlle a Happy Birthday.

To Be Or Not To Be, Bub

In which I draw "The Wolverine."

Apparently people want to see the Sabertooth Vampire paired with various breakfast foods

Two collages of sketch requests from visitors to my Rose City Comic Con table. (Click to enlarge.) Thanks for a great show!

Ol' Curly Claws

In celebration of getting a fairly complex project out the door last night I made this not-complex drawing of “The Wolverine."