Looking Back/Looking Forward

Happy Holidays, y'all! Hope you had a great Christmas! I sure did! One of my favorite presents was a 3.5 portable floppy drive my son and daughter-in-law got me. I have tons of stuff saved from my old Blue Moon days on floppy, and had no way of digging it up. Now I do, and boy, have I ever dug stuff up! Tons of scripts (spruced up a couple and sent them to Mort Todd of Charlton-Neo already), lots of ideas, and some sweet art from back in the day. I thought you might wanna see some of it...

 This is Louis Sollune's (then J.P. Dupras) original b&w art for Kragor. I used it as the cover to Infinite Tales Vol. 1, No. 1 and Vault of Shadows #1.

 Louis again with a killer Ultimus cover. This one was on Infinite Tales Vol. 1, No. 2 and Infinite Tales Vol. 2, No. 1. (Confusing, ain't it?)

And here's Jamie Laurie's cover art for Power Corps #4. I'm pretty sure Jamie did the logo and David Vance colored it. Pretty sweet, huh?

And here's one that never got to see the light of day: Rocketboy, with art by the Indonesian tag-team of Alfa and Adetyar. Man, I wish I could have done more work with those talented folks!

Okay, that's the past, now what about the future? Well, I have a short story on the drawing board for Will Lill comics right now, and I still have a couple series I'm working on for Will Lill--those series need artists, so if you want to be published, shoot me an e-mail with samples at thegroovyagent@yahoo.com or PM me on FaceBook (either personally or through our Diversions of the Groovy Kind page). I also have lots more short stories (five to seven pages) if you would like to work with me without committing to a series or mini-series. 

Come on, 2016! Let's see what kind of comics we can make!