Here’s a WIP panel from Dave that I’m currently in love with.
She’s a nod to the Fembots in Bionic Woman and Beyond Westworld 1980.
May have to get a tattoo.
“An extraordinary writer” John Carpenter
Here’s a WIP panel from Dave that I’m currently in love with.
She’s a nod to the Fembots in Bionic Woman and Beyond Westworld 1980.
May have to get a tattoo.
Started my next kids’ book.
You’re not ready.
Started proofing this at 10am and finished around 9pm. My first full length crime comic book.
It was fun to tackle a genre I’m such a big fan of. I find sci-fi and horror comes pretty naturally, but The Partnership tapped into a different part of my brain and had a few more moving parts that couldn’t be helped along by dropping a monster in or exploding a starship from under the crew.
Still turned out incredibly violent of course.
Tomorrow I start a new robot thing as a spiritual follow up to Fetch…
Finished writing a thing today and got to reference these guys all on the same page because of something they have in common.
Slowly working my way through quite a large pile of unread comic-books. Writing the damn things doesn’t leave time for a lot of reading and I kinda avoid new stuff when I’m in the middle of something new. But I read Patience by Dan Clowes in a couple of sittings and really enjoyed it. I kept thinking it would make a great movie and it turns out he’s adapting it himself.
This is my favourite series of panels:
Gonna have to find a way to use that line in real life.
Happy St Patrick’s Day and may your spudgun be forever set to chips!
You’re never sure how these things are going to land so its nice to see yet another great review for FETCH II.
“Mike Sizemore does an outstanding job narrating as both characters confront figures from their past and grapple with the negative outcomes of their actions, the narrative gains depth and complexity, elevating the story beyond a simple adventure.
Dave Kennedy’s artwork in Fetch, Book Two: The Rescue seamlessly blends childlike whimsy with eerie horror elements, creating a visually captivating experience. From the depths of Hades’s underworld to the vast expanse of the sea, Kennedy’s illustrations evoke a sense of wonder and dread, enhanced by Pete Kennedy’s bold and high-contrast colors.”
Les nouvelles aventures de Lapinot by Lewis Trondheim