Well, it's that time of year again, so I just wanted to say a big thank you to anyone who has stopped by over the last year to read my Livejournal, followed me on twitter or visited my website. A super big thanks to those who have taken the time out to leave comments here, or retweeted any of my tweets, it always means a lot whenever anyone has ( Read more... )

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HOORAY, it's Jessica Fletcher week over at Timothy Winchester's 'People I Know' and today sees my entry, which can be seen over at the website here along with all the other awesome entries! I had the good fortune of meeting Timothy at 'Thought Bubble' a couple of weekends back and he very kindly gave me a bunch of his comics FOR FREE. Timothy also ( Read more... )

While Andy Fanton is busy drawing 'George Vs Dragon' for the Dandy, I've done a guest comic for his other comic Carrotty Kid. It can be seen over on the Carrotty Kid website or below. Big thanks to Andy for letting me have a go with his characters, I'm particulary proud of Straw-Barry, who's my own little creation.


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I've long had in mind the outside world that my comic character  Hetty Grubb inhabits, so I drew a map to help me keep a record. I doubt the strips will ever venture too far into this world, but I think doing this has helped me get a better handle in my mind of her character, which can only be a good thing?


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Ok, so here's the plan, I'm going to start producing a mini-comic aimed at children, in the style of the old school comics I used to read as a kid, like Oink!, Buster, Whizzer and Chips but with a modern twist and hopefully enough for adults to get something out of it too? The current plan is that it will be a quarterly 16 page A5 comic crammed ( Read more... )

Here's another autobio comic. And yes, this is a all true.

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Here's my first attempt at an autobiographical comic.

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I've wanted to do a detective comic strip for a while, I toyed a little with the Sheringam Fox character who was a little Sherlock Holmesy, then I ended up reading some Agatha Christie's Poirot and realised the way he talks is just comedy gold. So Mister Ree was born. He's a bit Poirot, a bit Holmes and a bit stupid. So here's the Case of the ( Read more... )