I had a swell time at yesterday's signing at Comic Book Jones -- I wasn't expecting to be doing much after appearing there just last month for the latest Beasts of Burden one-shot, but it turned out to be a busy six hours. I signed a lot of copies of Eltingville Club #1, a few Beasts issues and a couple of hardcovers. Sketched for some folks and ( Read more... )

Two interviews with me, because you need more of me talking and typing, right? Well, at least these two aren't the same old talkfest you're used to. They're different kinds of talkfests. Enjoy, if you must.

First, Comic Book Resources' Jonah Weiland  interviewed me at the last NYCC on camera and this is the record of that NSFW car wreck ( Read more... )

I spoke to Chris Arrant at Newsarama about wrapping up The Eltingville Club, how my tendency towards clutter affects the scripts for Beasts of Burden and other topics that don't exactly shake the heavens of North American pop culture (of course, as you may well remember, I'm huge in the tiny Republic of Togoland). You can read the interview here if ( Read more... )

You can read it here. I had fun doing it and appreciate Steve Sunu taking the time and having the interest in speaking with me. I took some of his questions very seriously and others I didn't take very seriously at all, and most of you have probably heard me say these kinds of things before, but they asked about the Beasts of Burden movie and there ( Read more... )

Last year I was a guest on the Super Live Adventure Podcast, recorded live in front of a live, semi-interested live audience at the Full Cup here on Staten Island, NY. The interview ran Super Live Long -- go figure -- and was presented in two parts. Alcohol greases the wheels in part one, and we talk about a bunch of things, maybe even comics and ( Read more... )

A longer version of the interview I did with Christopher Irving for Creator-Owned Heroes #7 has been posted on the Graphic NYC site. I sound a lot more negative than I meant to and my fall-back Brooklyn native style of speaking didn't help things much, but it's got some pictures and I called myself a jerk and there's some talk of my days in comic ( Read more... )

We've been working on a job for a while now that's kept us pretty occupied. If you're wondering what we're up to these days, that's it.

Otherwise:

A reminder that we're doing the Asbury Con next week. And that The House of Fun one-shot is scheduled for December.

And:

I did some interviews recently for Back Issue (regarding the Bill and Ted comic, I'm ( Read more... )

The "Cartoonist Goes to Hell" comic I did for Dork #8 is available for a limited time as a t-shirt from Comic Strip Tees.

Here's a short interview with me about Dark Horse Presents, Beasts of Burden and the House of Fun material at ComicBook.Com.

Speaking of Dark Horse Presents, issue #12 ships on May 23rd, with a 1-page Milk and Cheese strip and a ( Read more... )

Robin McConnell interviewed me for the latest audio episode of Inkstuds, which you can listen to here.

I have to warn you, even if you happen to like listening to me for extended periods of time (bless you, and please, seek medical help now), this sucker clocks in at slightly over 2 hours. I thought Robin was going to edit the interview down, but ( Read more... )

- USA Today article/interview for the release of Milk and Cheese: Dairy Products Gone Bad.

- Comic Attack review of M&C.

- The Daily Blam reviews Dark Horse Presents #6 w/our new Beasts of Burden story.

- Things From Another World interview covering Beasts of Burden, DHP and M&C, and where all that may be headed. Also, scroll down for a video imbed ( Read more... )