Interview with Rico here! He doesn't talk much, notoriously turrible telephone talker (though king of zings), so get it while it's hot.


pencils, then to rico for a color comp, then ink. hated to lose the line-y quality of the pencils, but that woulda been too busy, i think, in ink. the black and white art is really just raw material for color; so i end up with ugly/confusing/heavy-handed/unbalanced originals in order to get more, uh, elegant color solutions on the finished comic.
Loose Ends #3 out this Wednesday! order code JUL111247
ola, been awhile, especially since i started the year all aggressive-like with the posting. in between that phase, it's wind-down, the Loose Ends wind-up, and now......there were deadlines to make, fam+friends to say "so long (for now)" to, school enrollment, and a city to move (back) to. my multitasking skills leave a lot to be desired. im working on it. for a month or so i dint have a mail key, when USPS finally came through i found a box overstuffed with mail from the previous tennant (see above). anyways, Loose Ends #3 is freshly finished and at the printers; apologies for goin AWOL, just the way it's gotta be sometimes.
new panel above. Jason's script and our "military advisors" called for a bootleg Tupac tee sayin "Rap Music", the research turned up a lot of funny:





below is the limited edition silkscreen print, FREE with the purchase of our book at Heroes on Wednesday, which you were going to do anyway, right?! We're only printing 100 of these and once they are gone they are gone! They will be available for purchase on the Heroes site after the signing. Feel free to call the store and ask them about that. You can use a goofy phone voice if you want. You can say "You wouldn't like me when i'm angry". Have fun with it, riff.