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Welcome, true believers! This dimension is the rainbow stronghold of the madman! With color
drawings, comic book pages, and other macabre images; he entertains and educates.
If you happen to see a bright light in any of these works, do not be fooled! It is only the hellish pyre
reflected back at you! This is not for the squeamish so cover your eyes if you're easily shocked. Here we go!
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While working on the Random Maxx website, I helped Jim create a fun little comic strip to help make the site more fun. Jim did the pencils and the funny, I just cleaned it up, inked it, and in this case, added color. We did 7 black and white strips, and this one "Sunday" strip. It was a lot of fun, I wish we would have done more. Finished February 2003.
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Soon after leaving Milwaukee, the creators of Scud: The Disposable
Assassin. started a spin-off called La Cosa Nostroid. This is my take on the characters. I had
originally intended to draw up a few pages of an issue and try to get a tele-commute job doing this, but in the
end I was too lazy and the work wouldn't have been there for me anyway. Finished April 1997.
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While living in Milwaukee, I happened upon the creator/artist of Scud: The Disposable
Assassin. I had always admired his work. In my quest to impress him and get a job, I created this piece.
Unfortunately, as I finished my work, he decided to move to California... I wasn't quite ready to follow, so I
never showed him the finished art. I did however send him a sticker of the graphic
that I produced. Finished February 1997.
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I created this piece to show at the Chicago Comic Convention back in June of 1995. I was trying to give the Silver
Surfer a more alien look, the people at the Convention just thought he was disproportioned. I'll let you make
your own decision in that area. I used Design and Design2 professional markers, india ink, and pigma pens.
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This was also created in June of 1995 for the Comic Convention. It's also a sappy piece proclaiming my new love,
but drawn in a very non-sappy (is that a word?) style.
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This drawing was produced in July of 1994 as a slap in the face to Mike Baron who railed on my work at the Chicago
Comic Convention that year. I had shown him a piece of my work that didn't have huge oversized muscles and
wasn't drawn in the conventional style of comic books and he made blanket statements about my work that weren't
true and I've been hunting him down ever since to throw this back at him.
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We go all the way back to Elkhorn Area High School for this one. India Ink and watercolors on watercolor paper
in an effort to recreate one of my favorite comic book covers. Even the signatures were reproduced.
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