I had penciled an issue of Return to Jurassic Park when Topps decided to shelve that title. This was a full-page flashback to the original movie. This page stared at me for a couple of years, begging to be finished. So I inked it for myself.

Sting of the Green Hornet will always be one of my fondest memories from my days as a comic artist. I was working with some really great people and was very involved with almost every aspect of the creative process. This splash page from the third issue is a personal favorite.  

I finally got around to coloring this classic cover recreation. This one is really a guilty pleasure… with apologies to Jack Kirby!  

BACK ISSUE magazine was developing an article looking back on our comic book revival of the Green Hornet. I decided to do an original piece for the feature. Unfortunately, it wasn’t used in quite the way I had intended. But it did provide an opportunity to revisit some of my favorite characters after more than …

Anyone who grew up in the ‘60s remembers Disney’s classic 20,000 Leagues under the Sea. I was channeling that movie when I did this drawing. Giant squids still capture the imagination. A year doesn’t go by without a new sighting or story on the internet.  

I’m very proud of the work Ron and I did on the Sting. It was one of those dream projects that I really immerse myself in. Our story was woven in and out of real and comic book history and was populated by all sorts of “familiar” faces. On this page, our super-patriot, Yankee Commando …

I originally did this painting as a favor to my good old buddy, Ron Fortier. Ron has been writing and producing a new wave of cool, pulp-related stories and books. A third party had planned to produce a cold-cast porcelain sculpture based on this painting. Unfortunately, it never came about.  

One of the many fun aspects of D&D is all the different creatures and races. You definitely need a scorecard to keep ‘em all straight. And where would such a resource be without reference images? This piece shows off a group of different human-types.  

I don’t quite know why, but this piece has always been one of my favorites! I’m usually not that fond of airbrush. Perhaps it is the memory of the excitement I had for this mini-series. I came up with the plot, featuring the Golden Age Hornet, Ron Fortier wrote a fantastic script, and I got …

Mark G. from the Chicago area made one of the best commission requests of all time… and I’m sure you can see how much fun I had with this piece!