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Last of the solo strips for the Captain. As you can imagine this really happened.
This is also the first appearance of the boss. This little man came around maybe 2-5 times a month to check on things and make my and the Captain’s life living hell.
And often I did thing just to get under his skin.
Any resemblance to real people is PURELY coincidental. And that’s all I’m saying…
I once played a ninja book where the two ways to survive were running back home after befriending a mobster's daughter or never leaving home in the first place. Anything cool would eventually get you killed.
This is one of the pages from a web comic that my friend Dava and I were going to do. We didn't get very far... Still might pick it up again..
Time? 10:00am Saturday Morning. People in the background? Volunteers. Door? Gateway to registration. Me? Well, I do believe that makes me FIRST! :D
Which is to say I had nothing to do to kill time that morning, so got there an hour early to wait. Wasn't trying to be first, but I'll take what I can get.
This is a page out of my sketchbook. I like to doodle any random thing that pops into my head. You never know where a good idea is going to come from.
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Hermit Hill the Comic Strip
“The Graphic Novel” at Fall for the Book, George Mason University, October 14, 2017
Bring the whole family for a celebration of comic books and graphic novels with artists S.L. Gallant, Paulina Ganucheau, Kevin Panetta, Jason Rodriquez, and Ben Towle. Gallant presents his artwork of a familiar hero figure as he is the longest running artist on G.I. Joe: An American Hero. Ganucheau and Panetta co-authored Zodiac Starforce, starring comic high school girls taking on the darkness of the earth. Rodriquez shares his graphic novel, Colonial Comics: New England, 1750-1775, and his revolutionary idea for exciting young adults to learn about the history of colonial New England. And Towle introduces readers to the coastal town of Blood's Haven, with an ocean full oysters and even oyster pirates in his graphic novel, Oyster War.