Useleus approaches!

Imagine if you had written a four page comic strip about an ancient greek hero called Useleus and you got a talented bloke called Wilbur Dawbarn to draw it and then The Phoenix comic published it? You'd think you were as mad as a spoon in the fork compartment of the cutlery draw, wouldn't you? Well then, imagine what I must be feeling like, because that has actually happened to me!

Not really, of course, so please disregard the above text.

Or don't!

The Phoenix is available in Waitrose, comic shops like Gosh! on subscription from their website and when you summon the spirit of the forests by blowing on a conch shell and giving him a couple of quid. 

I'm ace.

Nice review of the latest Dandy here: Broken Frontier.

Extra nice because it bigs me up massively! Pick up this issue of the Dandy because it also features a Bananaman strip written by me.

Super

This cartoon appears in the current issue of the Spectator. One of a number of superhero ones I've done recently. Must be the influence of the Avengers film.

Preview time

Well, howdy-doody. Three previews for you in this post. Look out for my new strip Useleus, drawn by the inimitable and infamous Wilbur Dawbarn in The Phoenix, which is a comic that is difficult to find. Here they have done a piece about it and you can see a bit more than a smidge of the artwork. Kapow! And also in more news, I've just put the finishing touches to the last episode of Nuke Noodle for a while. Episode 48, in fact. That's a lot of pages I've drawn of time travel fighting antics! Here's a sneak peak of that.

Look out for my new strip in the Dandy. It's called 'Grrrls!'Here's the final preview-a section from an early page of character sketches!

Blue and red

My latest published cartoon, which is in the current issue of Prospect magazine. I was happy with this idea and glad it found a home.

How to draw Nuke Noodle

Click here to see a video The Dandy have just uploaded to their youtube channel wherein I explain how to draw Nuke engaged in an act of extreme violence.

Cartoon flurry

Three from Private Eye magazine. Not that happy with the first two, really, but the third one I am very fond of.