The World's Slowest Foot Chase
One crippled old man chases another, each screaming deadly threats like a Tourette syndrome procession. Just another day in Inman Square. Read Now.
Bottle of Red
On a cold December night in 1945, a young couple witness Michael Corleone murder a rival gangster and corrupt policeman. Read Now.
Paradigm Shift
In probably the most over-worked page in fan art history, I recreate a Paradigm Shift page with traditional media and full color. Read Now.
Go Snow!
A young snowflake tells the story of his first blizzard. Read Now.
Encore
In this supernatural revenge thriller, our protagonist CPA seeks revenge on the bank robbers who murdered him. Read Now.
Dead the the Pool
Our hero dies, then parties in Purgatory with bondage models. Why return to the living? Read Now.
GrubHub Delivery
Children based on classic science fiction film heroes try stopping an equally famous monster from trashing the city. Read Now.
Zip's Last Day
A corrupt FBI agent arrives in Boston to solve what looks like a murder mystery. As he tracks down clues, the case evolves into something much more bizarre. Read Now.
Window of Opportunity
Betsy and Veronika visit their first big city, all-women's health club. Those icky men folk, however, are closer than they think. Read Now.
The Null Device
A lone agent must transmit data into enemy territory, fight an army, rescue a damsel in distress and save the world. Read Now.
School Fight!
40-something Karen Tash shares a story from her wonder years as a high school student 1976. Her idiot boyfriend, however, had a mouth that got him into trouble. Read Now.
Six-Year-Old Horse Thief
Operating under the influence of sugar and cowboy movies, I tried to steal a horse from the Catskill Game Farm. Read Now.
The Return
"The Prodigal Son" story, as told by ancient NYNEX commercials, if they used a different set of brothers. Read Now.
Plate Ground
A young lady watching the sunrise on her tenement roof, while her dinner guests still party down; it's really their damn party. Read Now.
Lucky Seven: The Dee Brown Incident
In 1990 a black resident and Celtics rookie got detained by police who concluded without much evidence that he had robbed a bank. Read Now.
Here I Am
Alone on an urban rooftop, our protagonist decides to end his life of fulfilling every else's expectations. Read Now.
Ladybat and the Fanboy in “Tool Talk”
A delusional fanboy and beautiful superheroine hang out in a Krazy Kat landscape. Read Now.
Twilight’s Last Gleaming
Blade kills everone on Twilight. Actors, writers, caterers...everyone. A sparkling franchise meets its truly bloody end. Read Now.
Earth Girls R’nt Easy
How did this sci-fi/slasher movie fanboy's blind date go so horribly wrong? Ask his mint-condition action figures. Read Now.
The Million Dollar Debut of Batgirl
Gotham librarian Barbara Gordon finishes her costume just in time for the masquerade ball. Read Now.
Shower Powered
All our unnamed hero wants to do is get through his morning routine in peace. Little does he know today would be his last …again. Read Now.
The Watchman
Comics adaptation of a short story by Frank Kafka. A child runs across a bridge of silent authority. Read Now.
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The World's Slowest Foot Chase
One crippled old man chases another, each screaming deadly threats like a Tourette syndrome procession. Just another day in Inman Square.
Blogs
- Project Page: Dot’s All Folks! Online development journal for "Dots All Folks!", my action-packed analysis of modern and classic American superhero comics. The page organization will probably get worse as the content grows, so check it out NOW before it gets unreadable!
- Dark Knight on a Dark Night 2013 See 3 eras of Barbara Gordon join forces in "Day of the Batgirl", my contribution for this year's Dark Knight on a Dark Night! Slightly influenced by the 50th anniversary Doctor Who episode "Day of the Doctor".
- Inky Stories at Agencyport: Opening Reception Over 30 pages of my comic book art are on display in Boston's vibrant and creative Fort Point Channel. Please join us for the opening reception on August 8th. The questionable art will be offset by great food, libations and company.
- Blade Kills Twilight in Duo-Shade "Twilight's Last Gleaming" reformatted with Duo-Shade. If I've done my job well, some art historian decades from now will think it was published by Jim Warren!