I just finished up a new anthology called Real Magicalism. It's a comics and prose collection filled with stories about that certain state between waking and sleeping, the nexus between the real and unreal, where things aren't always what they seem. Available here!

Contributers include Mark Campos, Egg Embry, Jason Flowers, Ron Fortier, Chris Hamer, Jesse Jarnow, Gonzalo Martinez, Bobby Nash, Jessi Nelson, Jaymes Reed, Terry Staats, Damion Suomi, and Matthew Warlick.

My second comic (and my first fictional one) is Daemon Process, a supernatural tale of death, love, computers, and an ancient, evil book. This is my first fictional comic, and I'm very proud of it. If you'd like to buy the final, finished 48-page graphic novel, you can get it at IndyPlanet.

For a short time, you can read it in its entirety, here.

Detached is the very first comic I ever created, at the ripe old age of 45.

It's about my experience as a visual artist, being suddenly diagnosed with a detached retina, and about the fear of blindness, as well as the doubts and images of doom that go through one's head when one experiences this (well, in my head, anyway...).

It's a rather personal tale that I'm uniquely qualified to tell.

Grumbles is a weekly web and newspaper comic where I get to channel my angst about what I see as the the ills of society, from my viewpoint as a, uh... grumbly sorta guy.

Published on the web, as well as in Atlanta's Sunday Paper, Grumbles has alternatively reassured or disgusted its readers for over 4 years. Collections of the weekly strips are available on Indy Planet and Lulu.

Recently I was lucky enough to be included in Not My Small Diary #13, which, oddly enough, is all about luck... I'm also in NMSD #14, released this year.

First created by Delaine Derry Green in 1996, Not My Small Diary, is a compilation of autobiographical comics by a diverse contributor base, and has spanned 14 issues.