Impulse!

I'm admittedly not very familiar with the character, but the idea of a young speedster is awfully appealing, especially when I imagine what 15 year old me would've done with super speed. Mike Weiringo I am not, but I hope you enjoy.

Groo!

This was a tiny pencil doodle on scrap that was intended to stay that way but, lesson never learned, I had to put ink on it and thats when the trouble started. Needless to say, Sergio Aragones hasn't got anything to worry about from me. Or anyone else, come to think of it.

Crap boards and inkwash are a terrible combination at the best of times. When your patience is low, they are an infinitely worse combination. I'd either make a terrible penciler or, by being one, have a drastically less stressful, if less interesting, life.

PS. I'm sticking to inking.

Spidey!

I'm ashamed to say I never liked drawing Spidey all that much until I was paid to do so. Now I enjoy the character more than most.

On a side note, I'm not sure if they use bags with dollar signs on them or gold dubloons anymore, but they are a hell of a visual aide.

Mr. Incredible!

A tight race, to be sure, but The Incredibles tops my list of favorite Pixar flicks. Enjoy.

Beta Ray Bill!

I heard, rightfully so, Walt Simonsons name so many times this week I had to doodle me some Beta Ray Bill. I can never decide if BRB's head is more T-Rex or more horse, so he's different almost every time I try. An issue I could probably fix if I drew him over the course of a few issues, that is.

Usagi Yojimbo!

Hands down one of the most fun characters to draw in all of comic-dom, and one I hope to get my grubby little hands on one day.

Catwoman!

I always liked Tim Sale's design of this costume, so that's the one I went with.

Letters.

Giving away a free story today, just because I'm like that.

Get your PDF of "Letters" here!

Happy New Year!

Me, chilling with Stormageddon, doing his best impression of The Doctor. It took some convincing, but he understands now that bow ties are cool.