The format of the book is square (8″ by 8″) and I’m planning to tell this story in 11 pages. Â There will be an introductory page with some set-up information. Â Something like this: ” In 1701, war broke out between England and France. In the New World, the English colonies and New France (Canada) soon […]
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Studies for Eunice’s father John (a Puritan preacher).  How to draw this guy remains a question…. I’ll figure it out. Sketching the attitude of Eunice, wistfully watches some other children playing. Study of Eunice playing.  I like it – it’s silly. Just a little head I liked. Studies for a […]
More preliminary work for the Eunice Willams story. Â Here are some sketchbook pages of character studies, mostly of Eunice and her father John, then of a Mohawk character who takes care of Eunice after the raid. It’s actually been quite a long time since I’ve drawn a story, and I’m searching for a new […]
For an upcoming anthology on the theme of Colonial New England History (see also http://colonialcomics.tumblr.com/), I’m drawing the story of Eunice Williams & her father John, who were among those kidnapped by French & Native American raiders in Deerfield, Mass, in 1704. Â Here are some preliminary sketches: More soon!
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Colonial Comics!
It’s here! And Eunice Williams is in it! To be more precise, “Captives, the Stories of Eunice and John Williams!” Buy it at your local book shop. Or, if you must, from this mom and pop book-selling website.
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April 4-5: MoCCA!
I’m going to be at the MoCCA Fest in New York, along with three of my all-time favorite collaborators: Alexander Danner, with whom I co-wrote Comics: A Global History (as well as other collaborations); and Whit Taylor, who is editing the SubCultures anthology for Ninth Art Press (which makes me the publisher), and Doug De Rocher, the cut-paper comics creator, whose work appeared in Show and […]
I have a story in each of three anthologies making their debut at MICE this year (well one is making its New England debut, the other two are totally legit). In SubCultures, you will find Esperantists, a non-fiction piece about Esperanto speakers (especially native Esperanto speakers). Â For this story I interviewd 5 Esperanto speakers and […]
Now available from publisher Thames and Hudson, “Comics: A Global History, 1968 to the Present,” written by Alexander Danner and me.  The book covers the period from, roughly, 1968 to 2010, with an  introduction providing some background on the development of comics around the world (focusing mainly on Europe, Japan and the U.S.) during the post-war era […]
CAPTIVES: THE STORY OF EUNICE AND JOHN WILLIAMS Originally published in Colonial Comics Volume 1- buy the book here THE LAST An “imaginary story” based on one of popular culture’s most enduring characters, “The Last” was included in the online magazine Off-Registration – go to page 40! Read “The Last” at Off-Registration OPEN STRUCTURE An […]
