New Comic and Commentary
I have a couple of comics features out there, and if you are so inclined to read them, here they are:
"Heaven Knows I'm Miserable Now" is a comic about the idiosyncrasies of working in comics, written by me and drawn by Brian Belew. The third installment, "Hero Worship," is about a memorable afternoon when I had lunch with Neil Gaiman and found myself tongue-tied.
"Life in Comics" is a column focuses on the business of working in comics -- a look into what goes on behind the panels. This month's column, "Creator Ownership and Small Publishers," takes a look a creator rights, and how small publishers that offer creator ownership must put their faith in artists.
Please remember that in my freelance commentary represents my views and not my employer's! I am an individual! I assert my self-identity! But I'm not above using this blog to link to my stuff. I'm not sure how that sorts out, but I have a new issue of Rex Libris to read, so I'll let the ethical issues fight it out in the background.
"Heaven Knows I'm Miserable Now" is a comic about the idiosyncrasies of working in comics, written by me and drawn by Brian Belew. The third installment, "Hero Worship," is about a memorable afternoon when I had lunch with Neil Gaiman and found myself tongue-tied.
"Life in Comics" is a column focuses on the business of working in comics -- a look into what goes on behind the panels. This month's column, "Creator Ownership and Small Publishers," takes a look a creator rights, and how small publishers that offer creator ownership must put their faith in artists.
Please remember that in my freelance commentary represents my views and not my employer's! I am an individual! I assert my self-identity! But I'm not above using this blog to link to my stuff. I'm not sure how that sorts out, but I have a new issue of Rex Libris to read, so I'll let the ethical issues fight it out in the background.