The Process began with the idea to set up a narrative that gave me an occasion for experimentation in the art and story. Each chapter was going to be stylistically different while the reader traveled through my brain while passed out from hypoglycemia. After slipping away at the end of the pages above, my ‘reality’ [...]
Mandala
Mandala (2007) was the very first story I wrote and published entirely on my own. The project’s conceit was that it could only be enjoyed in a cyclical manner if it was read in book form. The reader was instructed to read all the pages on the right hand side until they would return to [...]
Time F#©ker
Here’s the complete first chapter of the project most likely to sink my already floundering career. If this story were a chimichanga (and who doesn’t consider their work in terms of Mexican cuisine) it would have to be a heaping dollop of WRONG, wrapped and deep-fried in WRONG, and served in a dirty bed pan [...]
Rammy & Soupy in Dreams of Flight
After the economic collapse of 2008, I speculated that hobos were the next big cultural phenomenon after zombies. Instead, it was Storage Wars. Undeterred, I paired up with writer, Cecil Castellucci, on a story emphasizing the values we thought should be valued in the new economic climate; ingenuity, imagination and empathy. I wrote and illustrated [...]
Workin’ Girl Golem
From the pages of Heeb magazine comes this one page story called, Workin’ Girl Golem! Jeff Newelt, editor for The Pekar Project was my editor for this piece. In Jewish folklore, the Golem is an animated being made of inanimate matter. The process of imbuing it with life involves placing a small scroll or ‘shem’ [...]
Nocturnal Transmission
Here’s another oldie but goodie from Alexis Sottile and myself going back to 2008. This short appeared in the anthology, I Saw You…Comics Inspired by Real-Life Missed Connections. Nocturnal Transmission was originally a two pager created in response to an open call for submissions. Anthology editor, Julia Wertz liked the story so much she asked [...]
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