Moon Prince Page 95: We Don't Stand a Chance!

This week, things get scarier than ever!

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Another Process Post

Since it's always fun to watch little animations, here's one showing how I made the second page of my book Fantastic Life (in stores now! Or order it here!). It starts with the original pencil drawing (you can see how woefully rusty I was after not doing comics drawing for 20 years!) and then goes through various versions of the page showing the changes I made, and finishes with the final color version of the page. Just click on it to watch the animation.

Rough Pearl Page 9: An Outraged Yuppie

This week, Adam is both paranoid and self-righteous. Please don't hate him.

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Moon Prince Page 94: Careful, Molly!

This week, all sorts of stuff happens!

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Rough Pearl Page 8

This week, Adam is in commuter van hell.

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Moon Prince Page 93: The Bat-man Speaks!

This week, we hear from the bat-man. But what are we hearing???

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Rough Pearl Page 7

This week, Adam hates on Jersey.

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Moon Prince Page 92: Angry Pirates!

This week: those are some mad pirates!

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- and Merry Christmas from Kevin, Melissa, Max and Molly!

Babyheads for Christmas!

Happy Holidays! Just in case you haven't been following things over at  Lookoutmonsters.com;

It's Babyheads Tuesday! The first of two pre-Christmas Babyheads cartoons! What a way to celebrate the holidays! Another Babyheads is coming on Thursday!

What d'ya say to that, fellas?

Rough Pearl Page 6

This week: Adam is self-obsessed.

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Moon Prince Page 91: Ahoy, Bat-men!

This week: more violence!

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My Ugly Thumbnails

Many cartoonists create beautiful little pages of preparatory drawings for their comics called "thumbnail" pages. My friend Bishakh Som, who is a wonderful cartoonist (you can see his work here) posted some of his thumbnail pages on Facebook last week that were just gorgeous, and suggested to me that I post some for The Moon Prince.

I'm sort of torn about this, because my thumbnail pages are very loose and scribbly. I use them to write the dialogue and plan the sequence, design and layout of the drawings, but the drawings themselves sure aren't much to look at. On the other hand, I guess it's sort of fun to see to see the process that goes into making comics like these, and I like to give visitors to this site something to look at while they're waiting for new pages of comics (stay tuned for more piracy and warfare on the Moon this Friday!).

So, without further ado, here are some of my ugly thumbnails, followed by the finished black and white drawings for the page they're from and the final colored page, with all the water and spooky fog.