You may have seen the four comics and bonus pin-ups that commissioned me to do.  But did you know that there are others?  Well, there are.  To be precise, there's an intro, 3 more heroes, and a conclusion.  All of which were done by other people.  You can see them right here:

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Enjoy!  I know I did, due in large part to the fact that my designs are being used, and I didn't have to lift a pencil to see them in action!  Golly, I'm a trendsetter!  *blush*  Seriously, they're all great artists, and you should check out their stuff.  And you were checking out their stuff already, do it some more.

Well, the NYCC was awesome.  Thanks to everybody who came down and made it our BEST CON EVER.  After that performance, the Underburbs team is ready for more!  We're still waiting to hear back, but there's a good chance we'll be able to get a table at the Inkwell Awards booth at Wizard World New England, Oct. 15-17!  (T.J. will be selling books and booking sketches on Friday, and I'll be there on Saturday and Sunday, selling books and doing sketches.)  We'll keep you posted.

UPDATE!!

It's official!  I will be at WWNE this Saturday and Sunday, piggybacking on the Inkwell Awards table!  See Adam West and Burt Ward!  The General Lee! Third-stringers from Buffy!  Be in the same building as the President of the United States (Saturday only)!  But most of all, buy copies of The Underburbs and commission sketches from me!

I'm going to be at the New York Comic Con/Anime Fest at the Javits Center from October 8-10.  I won't be in Artist's Alley, but I'll be in a booth somewhere with a bunch of other great Boston-area artists.  I'll be doing sketches and selling my comic, The Underburbs, along with my collaborator, T.J. Dort.  We'll have the 10th issue just in time for the show, and it's our first full-color issue, so that's kind of a big deal for us.  Hope to see you there!

Also, on October 16, three days after my 33rd birthday, I'll be doing an in-store appearance at Harrisson's Comics and Collectibles in downtown Salem, MA.  The Halloween capital of America will be an appropriate setting to sell my Halloween-based comic book.  I plan on taking the money of many a tourist, and I hope you can be one of them.  If you come, also feel free to wander across the street to the Coven Cafe, where a whole wall's worth of original Underburbs artwork is hanging.

Someone out there has to have this game!  I'm working too hard making games, songs, and most importantly comics to just let them sit in my own DS.  If anyone has it, please post your friend code here.  Mine is 2407-8197-9347.  Bear in mind I still don't have my own wireless internet set up, but I will make it my business to register anyone and everyone who gives me their code.

I caught most of the live feed at work today.  Thank you, work, for being slow at the right time.  I'll do a run-down of my E3-must-haves.

I missed the Zelda unveiling.  I like that they're going cel-shaded again, but they probably should have gone a slightly different style for Link's model.  It looks like a cel-shaded Twilight Princess.  Also, get that giant Wii remote off the screen before 2011.  KTHX!

I tuned in just in time to see Epic Mickey, and I gotta say that I haven't had reason to be excited about a 3rd-party Wii game in a long time.  I came for the paint/thinner mechanic. but I stayed for the 2D Steamboat Willie segment.

My coworker, whose computer I was using at the time, needed to check his email when Kirby: Epic Yarn rolled around.  I was expecting the long-lost Gamecube Kirby.  Needless to say, I was surprised when I pulled my chair back up and clicked back on the tab.  Is this a game I can get my girlfriend interested in?  It's cute, it's co-op, and Kirby games are usually super easy.  So we'll see.

Donkey Kong Country Returns, courtesy of the makers of the Metroid Prime Trilogy.  Damn, it's like the 90's never ended.  I'm happy to see real co-op in this one.  The Rare fanboys are already as irrational as ever, claiming this one looks worse than the original (WTF?), and that it sucks because there are no Kremlings.  (Even though it was common knowledge back in '94 that Kremlings were just filler enemies from an unreleased Rare game.  A bunch of gators that spell everything with a K don't make or break the series.)  Anyway, check out the trailer online.  There's a part with Donkey and Diddy running in front of a sunset, and they're silhoutted except for their red tie and cap, respectively.  Pretty awesome.

There's not much to say about Metroid: Other M that hasn't already been said.  The countdown to August 31 is on!

The 3DS, yeah.  I really want to see how this thing works.  I want to take 3D pictures!  That's gotta be some kind of first, right?  User-generated 3D content?  When I saw Kid Icarus for the 3DS, I would have cried manly tears of joy had I not been at work at the time.  I think I did whisper "get the fuck out!" to myself, though.  I'm psyched to be able to play MGS3 on the 3DS as well.  I don't own a PS2, so I never played it.  They gotta do a Virtual Console for this thing.  There is officially no excuse for Nintendo not to re-release Virtual Boy games.  The software deserves a second chance on hardware that people will actually want to play it on.

The new DEVO album came out on the 15th, as well.  Everything old is new again!  What a day.

I keep letting the pageview milestones slip by me!  It's just as well, since I'm too busy these days to do anything about it in terms of bonus requesty things.  But anyway, thanks for the 300,000 views everybody!  I'll try to keep posting art up here, and not just the stuff people pay me for, honest!

By the way, the last level of Super Mario Galaxy 2 is hard.  Like, Mega Man hard.