Worlds within Worlds!

Comic book stories grouped by genre with content labels based on the MPAA film rating system. Unless otherwise noted, I'm the sole author.

Genres: Family-Friendly; The Null Device; Autobio & Memoir; Accidental Genius; Batman fan art; Doctor Who fan art; 24-Hour Comics; Naughty Comix

Family-friendly comics All my family-friendly comics

Stories designed to entertain a general audience

My recent response to something I drew as a one-off joke in high school, when reading reading How to Draw Comics the Marvel Way and Origins of Marvel Comics made me think I knew everything about comics. Adapting it as a faux cover is meant to show everything I've learned since.

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Black resident and Celtics rookie got mistaken for a bank robber

Children try stopping an equally monster from trashing their city

A vigilante serial killer's war on crime gets bumped to the next level

Agent K and The Null Device Step into the Null Device

Sci-fi action stories featuring Agent K, Mecanica, Delgada, and others from this growing saga

Anything's possible in the Silver Age Zone.

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Quasara against a mad scientist and his fire-breathing bat-winged demon shrimps.

Mecañica risks everything to protect her unearthly village from what looks like an alien invasion.

Agent K tries to stop an army of alien killer robots from conquering Earth.

Autobio & Memoir All my autobio comics

Autobiographical stories that helped shape Your Hero into the man he is

Childhood memory from an era with no cellphones or VCRs, and only one Starbucks

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Tale of teenage insomnia driven by poverty, sugar, and fear of life after high school.

Psychological response to mass media and urban loneliness

2001 version drawn with a Wacom tablet in Photoshop and Painter, lettered in Illustrator

Accidental Genius All my accidental comics

Experimental one-page comics created from demonstration tools of my Art of the Comic Book class. The raw material was random ink marks (compass-drawn circles, 1-point perspective, Ames lettering guides) on expensive sheets of bristol paper.

Children try stopping an equally monster from trashing their city.

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A young snowflake tells the story of his first blizzard.

Will this Allston rooftop part ever end?

A fanboy and superheroine in a Krazy Kat landscape.

Batman fan art all my Batman fan art

Fan art for Dark Knight on a Dark Night, an annual exhibition hosted by legendary comic book store Hub Comics. My contributions involve Yvonne Craig as Batgirl from Batman '66. BATMAN and all related characters & elements are trademarks and copyrights of DC Comics. All other trademarks referenced herein are the properties of their respective owners.

Regenerated enemies fight to the death in the Steranko zone.

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55-year-old Barbara Gordon comes out of crime-fighting retirement.

A time-traveling alien helps Barbara find her older incarnation.

Barbara finishes her costume just in time for the masquerade ball.

Doctor Who fan art all my Doctor Who fan art

Fan art and comics about a time traveling weirdo. DOCTOR WHO and all related characters & elements are trademarks and copyrights of BBC. All other trademarks referenced herein are the properties of their respective owners.

Public display of beheaded enemies is more Vlad the Impaler than rebel Time Lord.

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Sticking up for the hen-pecked Time Lord.

The Gabby Gallifreyan was in full swing in this episode.

Self-pitying Doctor lands in an Ogron war zone.

24 Hour Comics All my 24 Hour Comics

An international challenge to produce a 24-page comic (normally a month’s amount of work) in 24 consecutive hours. This annual tradition was founded by Scott McCloud in 1990. Participating artists include Dave Sim, Neil Gaiman and Kevin Eastman.

My 2004 attempt is an abstract mess of media obsessions and overthinking, but oddly my most coherent 24-hour comic book.

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This 2007 is the accidental origin of the Null Device. It's the only time in five attempts where I finished 24 pages.

My 2008 attempt at Hub Comics is an unfocused, unlettered, incomplete autobiographical mess.

This 2009 is a Battle to the death on the Planet of Kung Fu Fighting. I produced 20 pages, but stopped lettering after 16.

Naughty comix for adults All my comix

Naughty comics with elements of social content, harsh language, and graphic sex or violence

Betsy and Veronika visit their first all-women's health club.

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Old men chase another in Inman Square, screaming threats like a Tourette's procession.

A Prodigal Son story with a different set of brothers.

Blade kills everyone on Twilight, and other Hollywood vampires.