American Ninja Worrier Jeff McComsey

A drawing of several hawk and falcon heads

One day I'll pay the Halligan's dude $250 to fix my riso printer, and on that day, I'll print this.

This is the most fun I’ve had playing a video game in a long time.

The Lone Ranger's Companion Tonto #11 (1953). The cover shows Tonto riding his horse quickly and saving a young Indigenous American child without missing a beat. It's an action scene that is just amazingly illustrated.

This is a beautifully painted cover by Ernest Nordli.

Reinstate the MMMS(Millie the Model Marching Society)

Drawing of Darryl Revok from the movie Scanners

Halloween Rerun

Outrageous.

My youngest has brought home a saxophone. there’s no quiet strumming one of them suckers.

People ALWAYS forget the crack part.

Campbell Scott?

Especially Civil War era stuff.

Even your tersest nonfiction history book gets super horny in its descriptions when they introduce a person over 6 feet tall.

Also incredible fits. Everyone looks awesome.

a man is being tortured by a group of police officers while wearing a gas mask . ALT: a man is being tortured by a group of police officers while wearing a gas mask .

BRAZIL is a movie that hits way different now.

Deep cut.

6 panel comic P1: A sad looking bean of a man --head down-- walks like a sad bean down a walled laneway. Floating silently behind him is the platonic ideal of a ghost. "Everywhere I go..." P2: The guy is now sad in front of an old school looking desktop computer, in a darkened room. His face is lit up by the monitor. The ghost looks in over the back of the chair. "Everything I do..." P3: Now the guy is lying in bed, staring upward. The ghost lays in the bed beside him, turning to stare right at the guy. "They haunt me" P4: An extreme closeup of the ghost's featureless face, consisting of only two black ovals for eyes. They stare directly at us. "My ghost of past regrets... of the roads not taken..." P5: the guy now sits at a table by a window, his hands both clasped around a steaming cup of coffee. He stares wistfully out at nothing in particular. Behind him, down the end of the room, the ghost peeks out from the other side of a darkened doorway. "There are days when I barely notice their presence--" P6: We are now on a wide shot of a lake. The sun is setting against a pink sky. "--but, no matter what, they are always with me..." In the foreground --in silhouette and from the side-- the guy walks along the shoreline, the ghost in tow. "My constant companion."

they haunt me

I like Thumbnailing outside the house but anything more involved I can’t do.

Hugo Pratt

I teach a class where we draw/design weird little guys and Scavengers Reign is required watching.

Pro tip: soak these in 2% milk overnight and they’ll be full sized again in the morning.

Nice!

It's been *24* years and I'm still annoyed at the mislabeled examples on the third page of the article. Here's the corrected version.

You are missed (but I understand)

I continue to stay away from the internet as much as possible, come find my art via patreon (free tier) or a newsletter subscription...

Nothing a little marketing can’t solve.

Graphic novel Out of Alcatraz on a desk, cover art by Tyler Crook and designed by Winston Gambro

Red monochrome ad of Alcatraz Island: signing with Chris Cantwell at Revenge Of, 6-8p, Out of Alcatraz

The farther I get from Halt and Catch Fire, the more I realize it was lightning in a bottle.

I don’t compare much to it. I can’t.

But Out of Alcatraz has felt like another bolt in a bottle.

The process, the people, the result.

The full book is out today.

I’ll be signing at Revenge Of tomorrow.

Adam Driver would be a perfect Vol de Galle.

I’d like to believe that among their many collaborations that GDT and Guy Davis have at least discussed the possibility.

I know it would cost a fortune to do but they should make it anyway. THE MARQUIS needs a sick movie adaptation.

It’s perfect. A movie about getting older. Every rewatch I’m a little older and it hits a little harder.