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Emergency comics alert

My testing personal period continues, but somehow the business of government has continued. I've completed writing the mystery print project which should...

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Read SOLVER: GREEN DOOR in full now!

Your PDF is linked under the cover image - please let me know if you enjoyed it in the comments. And thank you for supporting the making of these comics.

For new $3+ Patrons, your Solver stories so far (links are to the PDF download...

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Commissions open... commissions closed

I don't really take commissions except in special circumstances or in times of penury, it's not the kind of drawing I enjoy. I can seldom find the emotion that underpins the illustration. But I did ten character drawings that I liked for the Frenc...

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Dog days


Sorry that the posts have slowed down a bit over the last few weeks. The hot weather has made sketching very difficult, there has been a hill ...

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When I didn't make "NEMS Part 2" part 2

If you're reading this far, you've (hopefully) read my rough NEMS Part 2 PDF. As I wrote on Monday, I couldn't draw it. I'm not going to go, page by pa...

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When I didn't make "NEMS Part 2" part 1

Earlier in the year I wrote the second part of the "NEMS" story from 2020. I wasn't happy with the results and I consider it undrawable, at least, by me. So here, as a PDF download, is the rough comic script for all 32 pages of it it. Think of it ...

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Q&A 12: questions round-up

Mariel Tam-Ray asks:

Hazel, age 10, wants to know: "When can I read the book made by the absolute genius Charlotte Grote, Energy Crow?"

I have thought about writing the Energy Crow book (as f...

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Q&A 11: "The business of webcomics"

John Lee writes:

"This is a question more concerning the business end of things, so not sure if it's completely relevant, but I'm curious - what are some of the biggest differences in producing webcomics in current day v...

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Q&A 10: Dialogue bubbles

Ross Webster writes:

"How do you maintain the balance between your dialog and what's going on in the panels so that neither overtakes the other? I ask because of all the webcomics I read yours are some of the most verbos...

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Q&A 9: McGraw/arcana

Thomas MacColl asks:

"Could the Brian x McGraw handymen crossover mooted in this week's comments ever really see the light of day? "

A serious answer: the Giant Days characters have to be handled with...

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Read SOLVER: AUTUMN SPECIAL in full now

Your PDF is linked under the cover image - please let me know what you think in the comments. And thank you for supporting the making of these comics.

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Call for new Q&A questions

ITEM! It's been a few months since I've done a Q&A, so if you have a question on creative matters, Scary Go Round history, or anything else (within reason), stick it in the comments below and I will think on it and do my best to answer. Previo...

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Solver 7 cover

Solver 6 "drops" on Monday, here's the cover for Solver 7, due August.

Good luck working out what this issue is about.


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Bump off bumped up

I've written previously about the Great British Bump-Off; it's still out there in the murk, being tinkered with. 

It's not like NEMS pt2, where I wrote a script too difficult to draw. I had a look at that yesterday with a view ...

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Natural man

I've been working to capacity and trying to catch up over the last few weeks, which has left very little sketching time. But here's a quick one, one of my many attempts to do something more substantial with pen and paper. I don't think I'll ever h...

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Autumn Special complete

The Solver Autumn Special will begin on June 13th, and appear here in PDF form for $3-and-up subscribers the same day. I finished drawing it today and I think you will enjoy it. It's got the lot, and concludes the "seasonal specia...

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Beauty And The Beast from memory

I've never seen the Disney Beauty & The Beast (the late 80s Linda Hamilton TV vehicle is another matter) but I am vaguely aware of it. Recently I saw a superb exhibition about it at the Wallace Collection in London (2022-05-25 16:20:33 +0000 UTC View Post

REVEREND IN LOVE: BONUS MATERIAL

Reverend In Love had been in my back pocket since summer 2021 as a...

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Read STEEPLE: REVEREND IN LOVE now

Steeple is on a break while I consider a potential 4th arc. It's kind of a wait-and-see on how volume three (out in August) does, as I can only draw one series at a time.

But there is one piece of Steeple activity in 2022 for the faithful, a...

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Conan (The Barbarian)

On Saturday I was forced to sit still all day, which is always dangerous. I find that time goes at about half the normal speed when I don't feel well, which is obviously bad because it prolongs the misery, but as one turns the corner toward recove...

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Beer garden

Had to make a pub with a beer garden yesterday for use in a few upcoming comic pages. It took about an hour, which is longer - a lot longer - than making...

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Katamari colour process

Here's a video of my colouring process for today's nutty page. Some people have remarked that it looks a bit like the old Scary Go Round pages. I thought about making it in Adobe Illustrator as I would have done back then, but the panel wasn't big...

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Nemulons

Here are some unused character designs from earlier this year. Nemulon-13 was designed for “the darkest timeline”. He’s experimental!


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Candidate cover art

Here's an illustration I did for a 7" single by the band Candidate for their single 'Rough As Fuck b/w Windows & Pinback". I'm hoping this will open the door to me being asked to design some beer cans, I'm still waiting for the call from the (...

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STEEPLE NEWS

The Steeple summer special is complete and looks great. Max Sarin and Sammy Borras have buffed this thing to a high shine. My intention is to release it to $3-and-up Patreon subscribers in late May, and through Gumroad. Hopefully I can get it into...

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Wobbly Heads

I posted these on Instagram a couple of weeks ago. Wobbly Head is the Wicked Things story that I planned to round out the initial arc with, it would have been issues 7 and 8 and would have completed the Miyamoto plot. Alas, there ...

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An unscheduled cover

I've begun work on a second part of Lottie's careers-related story. I'm still in a kind of work limbo waiting to start on various projects, but it'll emerge eventually, as the first part went over so well on here. Here's the cover. It says "Autumn...

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I’m still alive

Good news, I’m still alive despite the Covid. I had one day where I wore my dressing gown over my clothes with a hot water bottle shoved down the front, shuffling up and down stairs like a pensioner, but today I am feeling better. I won’t be r...

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Flickr

I've got Covid. In the likely absence of red hot content for a few days, why not visit a long forgotten corner of my kingdom - my Flickr page. You may remember Fli...

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Death's Head: Grand Design

Marvel's 'Grand Design' is a series where Pittsburgh indie cartoonists summarise hundreds of issues of Marvel titles in an enjoyable and eccentric style....

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