Hello All,

Well it's about time to quietly update the website and blog.

We are still working on comics, and hope to have some new ones out as soon as we can, but when you're making comics from paycheck to paycheck hoping to scrap a little extra in between bills and savings to get a few pages done, you learn something.

It'll be worth the wait.


Sure, it's expensive and when you really want to crank out comes left and right only putting out one a year is frustrating, but when it's all said and done it'll be worth it.

Even if comics don't end up being my career, they will always be my hobby, a hobby I'll follow for myself and for you guys until buying just one more page would literally bankrupt us (then I'll wait another paycheck and see how that one looks.)

In all seriousness, I'm sure a lot of you are waiting on some new comics, and hoping to see great things, which I promise to deliver to you.


The comics are coming, the stories are coming, and we won't be giving this up!

Turbulence Issue 3- Is being printed.
Turbulence Issue 4- Being colored
Defects Issue 1- Being Colored by Jani (Colorist of Turbulence!)

Defects Issue 2- The amazing Ray Dillon is working on it, but it's between his great changes to work with Todd McFarlen, IDW, and IMAGE! I'm really happy for him, and he has been a big supporter of the comics.

Defects Issue 3- Line work finished!

Including, which I'm very pleased to announce - the Upcoming wildly well supporting book Womanthology will feature a one page add for Defects, revealing for the first time it's Issue 1 cover!

Next on my coming to do list, Amanda will soon be editing Issues 1 and 2 of Defects, along with issue 4 of Turbulence, and I'll begin lettering.

I'll also be writing Issues 5 of Turbulence and 4 of Defects soon.

In November I took part in NaNoWriMo and it was a blast, I finished just shy of 20,000/50,000 words. Sure I didn't make the harsh 50k mark, but it's the most I've ever written in a prose format, and I'm not sick of the story like my other prose attempts so I'll be sticking with it.

So for everybody out there that's supporting me, from my wife for motivating me to stick with it when I feel like I'll never have another completed book, to my family for their motivational words, and all my friends for constantly checking in and even those odd ducklings who think 'Who was that one guy that used to work at Blizzard and made comics, what is he doing?'

You tell that duckling he's still making comics, and when you get to read them it'll be well worth it.