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Lovely colors on this drawing by two-in-one French cartooning duo Kerascoet. It’s the cover to an upcoming album called Voyage en Satanie which I will of course be ordering as soon as possible.

I drew a little comic written by Brian John Mitchell about the pulp writer Robert E. Howard. You can read it here, and if you’d like you can buy a print copy here. I drew it in pencil, which was fun. I think I’ll be doing that more often.

Here’s another great sequence. This one is from Tango, which is I think my favorite Corto Maltese album so far.

I think some of my favorite Hugo Pratt sequences are ones, like this, that border on abstraction. This doesn’t work nearly as well in color, though.

Here is the finished version of the page that I talked about in my process post a few weeks ago. This one is closer to the original thumbnail than most.

I’ve been really enjoying French cartooning duo Ruppert & Mulot lately. I haven’t gotten that deep into their work yet, but I’m getting there. Their website is worth exploring at length even if you don’t speak a word of French; this recent Elvis comic, for instance, is a great read and easy to follow without […]

I just finished a new comic. It is called A Beautiful March Day, and it is loosely based on a short story of the same name written by Italo Calvino. You can also read the original story online, though it’s a slightly different translation than the one I referenced. I tried to strike a balance […]

Tumblr hive mind! I am working on a comic and I can’t decide which of the above I prefer. Which is best?