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BELO ZERO

It was the end of the 1980's, I was working as an artist at a T-shirt retailer, and I wanted to make more money as an artist. Unimpressed with some of the new comic strips that were appearing in the newspaper, I decided to try my hand at a daily strip. I sent it to several syndicates who expressed no interest - just as well because a daily strip was more work than I was prepared for. So, here is the complete run of Belo Zero for what it's worth.

SHELTER

In the early 1990s my interest in comic books returned and I began to buy comics again. I was impressed by a story written and drawn by John Byrne called "CRITICAL ERROR." It was a story told entirely in images with no text or dialog, and it inspired me to create my own. I spent a lot of time on this project, and while it's nowhere near as good as John Byrne's effort, I was rather pleased with the result. Here is the story I told. It's called SHELTER.

GENRE SHIFT

This is the latest project I've been working on. It's an inter-connected series of four stories collectively called GENRE SHIFT. The entire story is available in a comic called WALLOP! Presented here is a sample of a few pages to give a taste.

ROCKETMAN

The REMAINZ

Coming to a music venue near you! Meet the band everyone is dying to see, THE REMAINZ. Enjoy the musical stylings of Morgan, Barry, Rip, Don and Urny as they prove to the world that they are the true soul of rock & roll! Now their uncanny origin is available in living-dead color, and you can get a copy of your very own!

WALLOP!

Bringing you a collection of stories and art all in glorious black and white, WALLOP! bursts on the scene with this premiere issue. The unconventional size (8-1/2"x7") is sure to ruin the day for any compulsive/obsessive comic book collector who tries to make it fit with the rest of his collection. Inside are six to ten stories (depending on how you look at it), and with a page count of 52, there's sure to be something inside for everyone to enjoy. Every page is lovingly presented with that home cooked goodness, just like comics Mom used to make. Get yours at EMPIRE COMICS.

52 Pages, black & white, $3