Dark Horse comics just issued a press release about my upcoming 8 page short story “The Way Out” that will be featured in Dark Horse Presents #11.  It takes place in the earlier days of the White Suits when they were operating in late 80s Russia. Since they showed the first page with the press release I thought I’d post it.

For some reason the version they put out with the lettering is really blurry, so I included that too.

Next page of The White Suits. I had a lot of fun with that first panel.

A few new pages that I haven’t posted here yet.

Working on a couple things for new prints for the upcoming Boston Comic Con which I’ll have a table at this weekend.

Here’s a 9-page flash preview of everything done so far:

We’re printing up some physical copies to pitch and we thought we’d do another piece to fill out the inside cover. A darkened version will actually be printed so as to not distract from the story, but I thought I’d post the original.

Some shortcuts were taken for some of the photos (like reusing a panel from the sample page) but I’m still pretty happy with it.

Here’s the cover and pages for the pitch I’ve been working on for a while now. I was fortunate enough to be really involved with crafting the storyline and I’m very proud of how it’s developing.

And here they are with the lettering:

I’m pretty excited about this project. We’re about to start showing it around to publishers, so I’m crossing my fingers.

The convention went well. Big thanks to anyone who came by my table. We got moved to the back of the show at the last minute due to space restrictions so we got a lot less traffic but it was still a good time. Friday was a pretty nerve-wracking, but Saturday was great and Sunday nice and chill.

Some sketches I did for folks:

Friday night there was a drink and draw at the Pour House where the artists sketched on a canvas which was auctioned on Saturday to benefit the Alzheimer’s Association. We also did sketches in some sketchbooks being passed around the con that’ll get raffled for charity at some point. My contribution:

Hy Eisman would be proud. Or abhorred. Probably both.

Before starting on the new project I wanted to do some test panels to find the right style. It ended up being more of a process-finding exercise than a style thing, but now I feel pretty prepared for the actual pages.

Note: nothing’s going on in the page story-wise. I just made up random crap that I thought would be relevant to the book.

My girlfriend sent me this picture while she was road tripping with her friend. I couldn’t resist.

We have to do are doing Next Gen for Hallowe’en.