Oh hi, welcome to my new site! I didn’t even notice you coming in. It’s so good to have you, really, I have spent a lot of time cleaning up. It doesn’t always look like this! But you know, it’s possible I’ve missed some things so please let me know if you find some pieces of broken links or if something does not look the way you’d expect.

This place is the new home of all my comics! Right now, I’ve got three up here but there are more to come. Of particular interest to you may be my latest story, online for the first time, Who is Amy Amoeba?

Herman the Manatee will begin updating again next week in his new room at: http://www.manateepower.com/herman.

And if you haven’t already, you can read my first comic, Rabbit Shadows.

Thanks for stopping by; it is always nice to have a visitor as attractive and good-humored as I imagine you to be. I wish we could do this all the time.

The book’s been out for a few months but I just found out now that my comic Sunward is listed in the back of Houghton-Mifflin’s Best American Comics 2010! That is pretty cool, right? Right?!?

Seeing that made me so happy I’m all self-conscious about it.

And of course, if you want to add this distinguished minicomic to your collection, it is still available in my store.

I didn’t realize I haven’t mentioned that if you weren’t fortunate enough to be the winning bidder on my original art for the Gulf Coast benefit auction, you can buy a limited edition print for just $10! Each 11×14 print is signed and numbered and quite the looker.

I hope you’re coming to New England Webcomics Weeekend this weekend! Last year’s was 98% awesome and now they’ve decided to add an additional 2%; it was kind of controversial and went back in forth in committee for a while, but they were able to compromise and promise 100% awesome this year. My wife Rebecca and I will be there with TopatoCo, so come and meet webcomics fans and creators and buy stuff!

Speaking of buying stuff, the recently release volume of Inbound by the Boston Comics Roundtable is now available in Boston-area comic shops. I have a comic about food inside, and others also have comics about food, making this a food-themed issue. It wasn’t really planned that way but that’s how it turned out. What are the odds? If you don’t live in Boston, you can purchase a copy online.

That is enough plugs I think. Enjoy November! The temperatures and temperaments have been changing with the leaves, and I have been baking a lot of cookies instead of drawing a lot of comics. If I could put these cookies online, I promise I would share them with all of you.