I drew a comic for the new issue of Spongebob Comics (#38) which should be hitting your local comic shop today! Joey Weiser wrote it! And no, I can never stop drawing ships, apparently. This one was a lot of fun! There’s cosplay involved.
That’s the end of The Ghost in the Post, the 2nd chapter of Margo Maloo! Thanks for reading. Chapter 3 starts in December! In the meantime, I’ll still be posting behind the scenes Margo stuff over at my Patreon, if you’re so inclined – and I’ll be tweeting and tumblring and what-not. Stay tuned!
Now that Set to Sea is (hopefully!) in your local comic shop / bookstore, of course I have to do a little “book tour!” If you want to pick up a copy, get it signed, or just say hello, here’s what I’ll be doing this weekend:
Athens, GA – Friday, November 7th, 6:30pm at Avid Books.
Atlanta, GA – Saturday, November 8th, 3pm at Criminal Records, with the lovely Eleanor Davis.
*Book tour may only include driving downtown and up to Atlanta.
Hey, my first graphic novel, Set to Sea, is finally back in print! The hardback’s been sold out for over a year – I’ve been having fun watching the secondhand prices rise to ridiculous levels on Amazon. But Fantagraphics has finally brought out this snazzy new paperback, and I did a brand new wraparound cover for it. It’s very blue. So, so, blue. We had to work hard to get it this blue, with weeks of color samples going back and forth – I’m sure the designers over at Fantagraphics all hate me now.
If you click on that, it’ll take you to the Fanta page for the book, with a preview and a little video and all the blurbs you can eat, like the nice review it got by NPR and New York Magazine. It’s pretty different from Margo Maloo (and not suitable for little kids), but maybe you’ll take a look?
Hey everyone, I am feeling really good about working on Margo Maloo! That’s why I’m launching a Patreon campaign for it. The idea behind Patreon is, patrons can chip in small amounts of money that directly to support the comic! In return, there are some unique rewards, like behind-the-scenes stuff, sketches, and other bonus material. Plus, (and this is the main thing) the more you support Margo, the more time I can take to work on it – so you get more pages, sooner! Here’s a little video I made:
