Simon Fraser

Lux and Alby Sign On and Save the Universe, a graphic novel by Martin Millar and Simon Fraser.

Lux and Alby Sign On and Save the Universe. These nine comics I wrote in 1991 have had a surprisingly long life. They were collected into a graphic novel in 1999 and I released a new edition in 2019 with the artist @simonfraser.bsky.social. We still sell this at Amazon. #booksky

Stingray anthology 2 cover showing Phones and troy Tempest in heroic poses.

First page (thumbnail) of new Stingray adventure comic by Nick Abadzis (writer) and Simon Fraser (artist and letterer).

Me and @simonfraser.bsky.social did two strips for the 60th anniversary of Gerry Anderson’s Stingray. #gerryanderson It’s part of a collection of classic #tv21 #comics and fab new work. More info and pre-orders here: shop.gerryanderson.com/products/sti...

Thank God!

Can't we just replace all middle and upper management with AI and watch the stock price rocket?

You'll miss 'em when they finally split. Eventually.

Another thing I'm working on. I'm working on lots of things.

A thing I'm working on. #vague

My profound sympathies.

Doodling while watching TV and dreading the future.

A young female athlete runs powerfully

Random Illustration gig #sports #running #illustration #athlete

So I did a MolcherCast , talking about the last days of Judge Hershey.

I've read it too and it's the best Flash I've seen since the Mike Baron run back in the 90s.

Drawn on paper...with ..ink...are you sure that's safe?

He's not getting the love he deserves. Mind Wars was iconic work!

I love the Redondo kinda inking there.

So you can VOTE FOR ME!
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Thank you very much

Hershey: Cold In The Bones page by @simonfraser.bsky.social

Hello John Scalzi , welcome.

Red Sonja holds an unfortunate Orc aloft before running him through with a short sword

So I entered a Red Sonja drawing competition. Sometimes ya just gotta follow the muse. #redsonja

Also I remember my parents making haggis in Canada in the 70s . They bought an entire sheep to do it. I'll remember the lanolin smell until the day I die.

I believe there are legal obstructions to getting sheeps lungs in the US. I forget the specifics, but finding decent Haggis in the USA has been next to impossible.

Oh wow. This feels like a crime scene.

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Agreed!

Uh, congratulations?!

Occasionally a panel really sings. So I'm nearing the end of my 3+ years work on Hershey. It's been an emotional project for me, in several ways. Those of you who are reading 2000ad will have read the first 3 parts already.

Replace them all with AI !!

Even 'A Princess of Mars' would have been better. Maybe then Deja Thoris would be a Disney Princess.

I have a couple of pages in this. I'm happy to be among such cool company.

And now, the end is near....