I am donating this piece of original art on eBay with all proceeds going to the Clinton Bush Haiti Fund. Please bid high and bid often. Your donation will not only get you this one of a kind original, it may just save a life. Thank you. Here’s the link:

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This is only one auction of many that are participating in a larger initiative called Heroes 4 Haiti. All around the world, comics artists are donating their work for auction on eBay so if you’re not interested in this drawing, please consider any one of the other works listed in the comments section at Heroes 4 Haiti!

Barock goes balistic against a vanilla sky in Part 3 of Tales from the Great War! This installment will be in Jersey Gods #6 due in comic shops in August! For more Jersey Gods glory go here!

Here’s a sneak peak fresh off the wacom tablet! This panel will make it’s way into the back of Jersey Gods #7. Stay tooned for more!

This week (May 6th) in comic book stores is the second installment of Tales from the Great War by Mark Waid and myself! This installment will be in Jersey Gods #4 and Act-i-vate has a 3 page preview! Did you miss the preview of Part one? Here ya go! As an added incentive, Glen Brunswick and Dan McDaid continue their cosmic comical craziness in the main, not-to-be missed storyline! How can you not succumb to this heroic hucksterism!? Run don’ t walk to your local shop this Wednesday!

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To read the preview, click here or on the banner!

Leading up to the release of Jersey Gods #3 and the start of Tales from the Great War I got a chance to chat with Mark Waid about the project. The results of our little exchange are now up online at Comic Book Resources. Here’s an excerpt:

MW: Am I giving you enough flexibility and freedom with these scripts?

JI: Well, let me see. For the first script, I added a panel to draw out a moment and it seemed to slip past you at the layout, pencil and inking stages. When it came to doing the second script, I was emboldened enough to add a few insert panels here and there. Those seemed to get past you, too! The way I see things going, I pretty much have carte blanche to do whatever I want. Here’s an exclusive scoop: readers can expect to see Pirate Clown Centaurs invade the Jersey Gods Universe by part three! Part four!? The sky’s the limit!

In all seriousness, the scripts have afforded me a lot of room to play. I get the pleasure of imagining and creating a lot of characters to populate this world and within that there is a fair amount of breadth. There are drunken pretty girls, titanic monsters and a host of Kirby-style heroes that I have had the pleasure of bringing to life. That also touches on another great thing about these scripts, their wonderful blend of supercharged action, humor and intergenerational family drama! They are a lot of fun.

And there’s lots more where that came from! Go read the entire piece here:

http://comicbookresources.com/?page=article&id=20576

I recently just finished the art for the second installment of the backup story penned by Mark Waid, Tales from the Great War. Above you’ll find page 1 that will be in issue 4 of Jersey Gods. I’ll have more as we get closer to street date.