A man who wants to forget, and a demon who wants to remember. Together in an eldritch buddy cop comedy. Contains violence, sex, drugs and occultism. Status: In progress.

Kitty's an average teenage girl, balancing school and her personal life like all teenagers try to do. Except there's something different about her... well, two things. The first is her Cat ears and Tail, all thanks to a family curse long thought to be fake. The other? She moonlights as a Bounty Killer, a freelance hunter for anyone who's willing to offer a hefty reward for the tasks they want done. She'll risk life and limb as she goes after the notorious criminals in OC's Underground.

A dummy who thinks they're smart goes on a journey through hell to get his life back

"That Shiori girl is so anti-social. She seems talented but she only talks to like one person. If that's just what she wants then power to her I guess..." A mostly traditional, long form comic made to help me discern what being social is about. It is my first comic series, so it is also an opportunity for me to improve my draftmanship.

A story in the far-flung future about a magical space helmet and the people who want it.

There is no escape from Pinewood, this is the one thing Amanda knows. At least she thought she knew, until Trixie, the new girl came to town. As the rules she once believed fall apart, Amanda soon faces the truth of her town. She isn’t the only one that wants out. Amanda is left with a decision, to fight the town’s monster or join it and finally be free.

Set in Victorian Era England, a young man tries to be a butler. He's not very good at it. What we get is somewhere between Buster Keaton, Monty Python, Golden Boy and Mr. Bean.

Set in Ukraine after the fall of the Soviet Union, in an alternate 1995, this is a story of civil war, terrorism, revolution, missing nuclear weapons, and some really questionable MREs. Hang on tight and enjoy the ride! (Note -- this comic was started/scripted in 2010 and thus predates ...everything since 2010 It's not/was never intended to be a commentary on current events.)