We are back at it. Third Thursday every month! This month we are covering Fantastic Four and a brand new title from Deniz Camp and back with a vengeance, Vertigo.

I just wrote a short love letter to peak Outback X-Men. Spinner racks, Storm supremacy, feral Gen-X energy, and why it’s still my era. Why the Outback X-Men Is Still My Era

Good Vibes Comic Club is back this week, and if you’ve been thinking about joining, this is a great one to jump in. We’ve got a genuinely good group. Thoughtful readers, zero posturing, lots of curiosity, lots of laughs. It’s friendly, inclusive, and very much about enjoying the work rather than proving anything.

Yo Oakland! This Saturday from 1–3pm I’ll be at Cape & Cowl Comics slinging copies of BINARY like hot mixtapes out the trunk.

If you missed the Kickstarter, this is your shot to grab the comic everybody’s cool friend swears they found first. I’ll be there, pen in hand, ready to scribble my name on it like that actually makes it more valuable.

Come through, talk kaiju fights and sci-fi weirdness, and support one of the best shops repping local creators. See you Saturday!

My son’s learning sax; I’ve cracked the Tallboy cheat code. Golden hour soda waters, people-watching at its peak, and an early exit before the hipster meat market begins. Also—after roughly one million delays—I FINALLY mailed out the first batch of BINARY comics. This week had it all: sunset rituals, Mortal Kombat with my bank, and the sweet sound of progress.

This week I was 6% pitch deck planetkiller, 23% Kickstarter dream fulfiller, 16% convention prepper 10% Australian stock paperwork wrestler, 43% artist 3% Dad (my guy is with his mom) 2% Steiner mathamatician and 100% making CEO moves with mail room moxy.

The comics have landed. I unboxed them like it was the Ark of the Covenant (no Nazis melted, just my cat Claire giving me one slow blink and walking away). They look incredible. Life on my end is loud and weird in the best way. A quick update.

This isn’t a job post. It’s a band flyer. I’m looking for creative partners. I’m building a comics app, but not like “cool, you can read PDFs on your phone” type stuff. More like: what if comics actually felt fun and collectible and alive on devices? It’s a new model for enjoying monthly comic book stories.

Just a quick update on the first phase of the BINARY takeover. I am feeling really good and rewatching Thundercats.

Big robots. New comics. A whole lot of inspiration. This week, I’m pulling from the wild, violent world of Force Five for my next project, TIDAL, cracking the code on Clip Studio with some help from a cartooning samurai, and pushing BINARY closer to the finish line. Get a glimpse into where my head is at with the images I’ve snagged this week… 🚀🔥

Okay, the definition here is not dictionary level correct but it hits, right?

These little brand design "experiments" are just me jotting down words and phrases I find compelling. Quick, messy, and fast.(Just like my life now that I think about it)  I give myself 30 minutes, and if I feel like riffing on David Carson like I did this week, then that’s what Imma do. This one? Snagged the definition from somewhere, snapped a photo in my Berkeley neighborhood, and mashed them together. The Oxford Dictionary says resonance is…

WFH means I’m walking around the neighborhood a lot more now, and it’s been cool finding all the little gems nearby. California flowers and houses that look like they were built by people who actually had fun doing it.