Hey, everybody. I've been missing on deviantart for the better part of two months. There are a few reasons for this, but most of them are personal. The rest are due to technical problems with my scanner and my Illustrator software. I'm glad to say that all of that stuff is behind me. Fortunately, I kept drawing throughout my hiatus and I have quite a bit to show you. The "Liquid Sunshine" story is completely done and I'll be uploading around a page a day. I also have a few pages done for another Robertson story that I'll be sending your way as soon as "Liquid Sunshine" has run its course. In non-Robertson news, I recently collaborated on a

I recently had an e-mail exchange with comicbookinterviews.com. You can read the results by clicking on the link below... http://comicbookinterviews.weebly.com/interview-ryan-valentine.html It's nothing more than me answering some copy/paste questions that are given to every other person that requests an interview. They also refer to my series as "Air Raid Robinson"; that part happens so often that I'm starting to think that I should've used "Robinson" as my guy's surname. But hey, if you ever wanted to know what kind of pen I use or what my first comic book was, you can now find out without asking me yourself.

February 18th is the final day in which Across The Multiverse With Moloch & Murphy is available as a free download in the kindle store. If you have a kindle, or a device with the kindle app, now is the time to pick up the e-comic. So far, Across The Multiverse With Moloch & Murphy hasn't done nearly as well as The Adventures Of Air Raid Robertson (I was actually a bit surprised at how many downloads I sold of the Robertson e-book). I was planning on doing another Robertson collection for my next e-book anyways, but the (relatively) tepid reception of Moloch & Murphy has all-but-confirmed such a thing. Anyways, you can grab Acros