My recent Threadless Tee design seems to have made an impression! Greg over at Fantastic Blognanza (a blog devoted to indie tees) is a fan of the design and lent a helping hand to my cause by posting a notice. Only after I saw this post did I find out that the design was on both Greg’s and John’s Top Ten Designs of 2007! Wow!
If you haven’t already, please click the “I’d buy it” button and give it a high score. If I’m fortunate enough to get it printed, I’ll be sure to give a few away here to some of the many who have responded to the call. Here’s the original plea for help. Here’s the design on white:

Over at the sister site, the Process, page 31 is now available. Look for more posts about this page over the next little while. I’ll be posting photos that illuminate a little about how this page was put together.

In my quest for cash, I submitted a t-shirt design to Threadless.com in the hopes that it might get printed. Here’s your chance to help make that happen! Please give this design a high score! If I get enough high scores the shirt will be printed and sold from the site and I will win some prizes. Take a look at it and if you like it, sign up and give it a high score. With your help, I might be able to pay off some debts! Thanks in advance for your support, folks. If it gets printed, I’ll buy up a bunch and give ‘em away to visitors for nuthin’! That’s how desparate I am! Click the image or sidebar thingamajig to vote!

This Wednesday, Wasteland #14 will be on sale at your local comic book shop! This book is a stand-alone story illustrated by me. If you’ve ever been curious about the world created by Antony Johnston and Christopher Mitten, here’s a great opportunity to get a taste without having to know the whole continuity so far. As always, the book features a great cover by artist, Ben Templesmith. Here’s the synopsis for this issue:

When a mysterious stranger arrived in Providence it changed the lives of Doc, Abi, and the rest of the town forever… But that wasn’t Michael’s first visit! Series writer Antony Johnston and Special Guest artist Joe Infurnari (BORROWED TIME) spin a tale from the ruin runner’s past that holds hints of his future!

I had a blast doing this and I hope you pick yourself up a copy and enjoy a good read!

Those fine folks over at Webcomicgeek, have nominated the Process for the Geekie award for best webcomic of 2007! It is an incredible honor to be included alongside such esteemed comics as The Perry Bible Fellowship. I am practically beside myself over it! It’s so nice to have this project validated in this way. Let’s face it, I’m toiling away here trying to purge my soul of this leviathan of a story with only the occasional comment, donation or T-shirt sale as my reward. It certainly is a labor powered solely by love, obsession and dedication. Any recognition by you, the reader, or a nomination such as this makes it that much better. So thank you, Webcomicgeek, and thanks to all of my faithful readers. Oh, and I can’t forget the Academy…and God…and Mom…and Dad…and ah, you’re all the best.