Justice League vs Black Adam - 09
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Then Comes Marriage #23
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Batman: Gotham Adventures #60 - 21
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Then Comes Marriage #22
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Batman: Gotham Adventures #60 - 20
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Then Comes Marriage #21
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Batman: Gotham Adventures #60 - 19
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Then Comes Marriage #20
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Batman: Gotham Adventures #60 - 18
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Then Comes Marriage #19
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Batman: Gotham Adventures #60 - 17
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Then Comes Marriage #18
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Batman: Gotham Adventures #60 - 16
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Then Comes Marriage #17
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Batman: Gotham Adventures #60 - 15
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Then Comes Marriage #16
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Batman: Gotham Adventures #60 - 14
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Then Comes Marriage #23
Back in 2005, my friend Mark Young and I created a comic strip called Then Comes Marriage. It was the story of Stella and James, a young married couple living in the city. James is trying to make it as a writer, and Stella works all day in a busy office.
Long story short, King Features Syndicate gave us a development deal that didn't work out, and if you're interested in learning more, you can read about it here. Otherwise, enjoy the strips. They've been languishing on my hard drive for the last decade and a half, so I figured I'd dust them off and share them. Comics are meant to be read!
Thanks for looking!
Long story short, King Features Syndicate gave us a development deal that didn't work out, and if you're interested in learning more, you can read about it here. Otherwise, enjoy the strips. They've been languishing on my hard drive for the last decade and a half, so I figured I'd dust them off and share them. Comics are meant to be read!
Thanks for looking!
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Batman: Gotham Adventures #60 - 21
My first big break in comics came right around the turn of the century/millennium, working on the DC Comics series Batman: Gotham Adventures, which was based on the animated TV show The New Batman Adventures. It was a dream come true for me, it jumpstarted my comics career, and I got to work with some amazing people, including the wonderfully talented Scott Peterson, who took over writing B:GA at the same time I began drawing it.
This issue was the last of our four-year run on the series.
Batman: Gotham Adventures #60 was written by Scott Peterson, pencilled by me, inked by Terry Beatty, lettered by Albert T. de Guzman, coloured by Lee Loughridge, and published by DC Comics. If you'd like to read more, you can find the rest of the comic on Comixology.
Thanks for looking!
This issue was the last of our four-year run on the series.
Batman: Gotham Adventures #60 was written by Scott Peterson, pencilled by me, inked by Terry Beatty, lettered by Albert T. de Guzman, coloured by Lee Loughridge, and published by DC Comics. If you'd like to read more, you can find the rest of the comic on Comixology.
Thanks for looking!
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Then Comes Marriage #22
Back in 2005, my friend Mark Young and I created a comic strip called Then Comes Marriage. It was the story of Stella and James, a young married couple living in the city. James is trying to make it as a writer, and Stella works all day in a busy office.
Long story short, King Features Syndicate gave us a development deal that didn't work out, and if you're interested in learning more, you can read about it here. Otherwise, enjoy the strips. They've been languishing on my hard drive for the last decade and a half, so I figured I'd dust them off and share them. Comics are meant to be read!
This one is dated -- there'd be some kind of Netflix punchline now
Thanks for looking!
Long story short, King Features Syndicate gave us a development deal that didn't work out, and if you're interested in learning more, you can read about it here. Otherwise, enjoy the strips. They've been languishing on my hard drive for the last decade and a half, so I figured I'd dust them off and share them. Comics are meant to be read!
This one is dated -- there'd be some kind of Netflix punchline now
Thanks for looking!
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Batman: Gotham Adventures #60 - 20
My first big break in comics came right around the turn of the century/millennium, working on the DC Comics series Batman: Gotham Adventures, which was based on the animated TV show The New Batman Adventures. It was a dream come true for me, it jumpstarted my comics career, and I got to work with some amazing people, including the wonderfully talented Scott Peterson, who took over writing B:GA at the same time I began drawing it.
This issue was the last of our four-year run on the series.
Batman: Gotham Adventures #60 was written by Scott Peterson, pencilled by me, inked by Terry Beatty, lettered by Albert T. de Guzman, coloured by Lee Loughridge, and published by DC Comics. If you'd like to read more, you can find the rest of the comic on Comixology.
Thanks for looking!
This issue was the last of our four-year run on the series.
Batman: Gotham Adventures #60 was written by Scott Peterson, pencilled by me, inked by Terry Beatty, lettered by Albert T. de Guzman, coloured by Lee Loughridge, and published by DC Comics. If you'd like to read more, you can find the rest of the comic on Comixology.
Thanks for looking!
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Then Comes Marriage #21
Back in 2005, my friend Mark Young and I created a comic strip called Then Comes Marriage. It was the story of Stella and James, a young married couple living in the city. James is trying to make it as a writer, and Stella works all day in a busy office.
Long story short, King Features Syndicate gave us a development deal that didn't work out, and if you're interested in learning more, you can read about it here. Otherwise, enjoy the strips. They've been languishing on my hard drive for the last decade and a half, so I figured I'd dust them off and share them. Comics are meant to be read!
Thanks for looking!
Long story short, King Features Syndicate gave us a development deal that didn't work out, and if you're interested in learning more, you can read about it here. Otherwise, enjoy the strips. They've been languishing on my hard drive for the last decade and a half, so I figured I'd dust them off and share them. Comics are meant to be read!
Thanks for looking!
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I've been doing the DCember challenge and thought I'd check to see if anyone else had done any Metal Men (or if anyone even remembered them!) and found your page. Great stuff! I'm watching!
Cool! I love the Metal Men too, and it was a blast working on the comic. I was hoping it'd last longer, but the series got cancelled. Oh, well.
Thanks for the kind words
Thanks for the kind words
