Death Race

I was asked a couple of weeks ago by me good mate Paul Birch if'n I wanted to do the layouts on the new Death Race comic coming out from Blue Water Comics.
'Course I said yea, I'll have a go, I can't seem to say no to anything and I've done the first 2 issues.
Actually looking forward to seeing it all come together, and what Mel Smith (the artist on the book) will do with me layouts.
So here's a few pages to show.

Sketches

As I haven't done any sketches fer a while I decided to doodle a couple.
And here they are.

BICs Boys

Four grumpy men reminiscing about past Comic conventions, cheaper comics and smaller waistlines.

Interviewed

I've been interviewed for the Birmingham mail Speech Balloon blog and it'll be online on Thursday. So you'll find out quite a bit of boring stuff going on in me life way back to the late sixties. Least there'll be some art to have a look at in case you get bored with all the words.

A minor distraction.

Ok, Ok I haven't posted fer a while, but I have been a bit busy, honest.
So the third issue/part of Six Months is done and dusted, but you knew that, cuz you all read the last posting.... You did read the last post didn't you?
Anyway, while I'm waiting for Jim to finish the script of part 4, I thought I'd spend some time on one or two other projects that I've got waiting in the wings.
And this short story is one such project.
A little four page tale of survival that was actually written for Insomnia's latest anthology book.
However it was to late, I missed the deadline and so it remained in limbo...fer a bit.
But cuz I've got a bit this "spare" time, I thought I'd have ago of drawing it.
It was originally from an idea, written by my mate John Halfpenny, as a single page horror tale.
But I like the idea so much I stretched it to 4 pages, mainly so I could do this big "reveal" on page 3..
So it's not finished, work in progress and all that, but I thought I give a sneak peak of how I do me art.
So these are the first 2 pages and I hope you like 'em.
There is the possibility of it finding a home when it's done...but we'll have to wait and see.