A break from “The Golem Wastes” as I run through the character design process for Zach’s Fantasy/Noir concept.

A glance backward in time from one battlefield to another.

Everybody back to their neutral corners as the world takes a breath. I came up with something slightly different this time around. I was working on some paintings this past weekend and decided that I wanted to play around with The Golem Wastes a bit. I promise the comic and I will both be back [...]

The battle rages on as our heros learn an important lesson: rock may beat scissors, but high yield explosives beat rock! It turns out that robots hate those automated help lines just as much as we do. Hopefully the future has better “on-hold” musac.

I staked a man in Reno, just to watch him die.

Who are these men? What could they want? How does he keep his mustache trimmed so neatly out here in the desert? These answers and more in next week’s The Golem Wastes!

Robot surgery is a tricky business.

I got your daily dose of robot-on-robot violence right here!

Today’s comic is brought to you by the letter ‘S’ for stowaway.

A few old sketches that eventually became ‘The Golem Wastes’

A shiny new adventurer is introduced.

Starting fresh with a new, weekly adventure…from the FUTURE!

A monochrome man in the pantone color swatch of life.

Finale of proof that it is always dangerous to leave an artist alone in a room with a sharpie.

Continuation of proof that it is always dangerous to leave an artist alone in a room with a sharpie.

Continuation of proof that it is always dangerous to leave an artist alone in a room with a sharpie.

Further proof that it is always dangerous to leave an artist alone in a room with a sharpie.

If all of my personalities were introverted, socially inept egotists I wonder if anyone would be able to tell the difference.

The man, the myth, the legend.

Captain Mogyatt the Inscrutable studies his universe.

New year. New Sketchbook. New Pens. Same old right hand.

Sometimes the most interesting illustration isn’t necessarily the most “culturally accurate” illustration.

Blue skies and limitless possibilities. Adventure is that-away!

Wherein I advocate for quality hooch.

When cardboard is whatcha got, cardboard is whatcha draw on.