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It has been an interesting few months for me to say the least. It started with me losing my job of five & a half years, meaning I spent most of this summer scrambling to find a new one. Just as I was about to start a new job, I found out that my building is being put up for sale, which will require me to move by at least the end of the year. I felt like I was being held at the mercy of circumstance more often than normal. Fortunately, things have calmed down a bit & are starting to turn around. I'm employed again and we're in negotiations with the seller for money & time. I have two conventions lined up to exhibit my work, SF Zinefest on Se

I'll be officially making my debut as a small press publisher & independent comic artist at this years Wondercon in Anaheim, California! As I write this, my comic book "Grimskull" is at the printer's! Man, it feels good to finally finish the book! There were times when I thought I would never be done! If anyone is planning to go to Wondercon, please stop by & say hi! I'd be curious to meet some DA folks face to face. As always, thanks for looking & I appreciate all the support!

I'm finally down to the last five pages of my self-published comic, "Grimskull"! I started the book over five years ago & worked on it off & on in between working a regular job, getting laid off from that job, finding another job, & working that job. That's the way life goes sometimes. The comic is a four-issue miniseries that can be collected into an 80 page graphic novel. The story is about a man killing people he believes to be creatures disguised as humans who may or may not be real! All in all, I like the way it came out & think it'll be a cool comic to read!  Now the hard part. It's time to start figuring out how to promote & market t