Num Aug story, page 1

Dodgy looking superhero drawing

Versions of Black Lightning and Tobias Whale, from my sketchbook. From what I read today Black Lightning is an electrified teacher who lives in a place called Suicide Slum and Tobias Whale, his enemy, heads a a gang of 15th century European immortals called The 100, though Whale is not immortal, he's just a fat albino drug dealer. If I thought I could be arsed to finish it then I would definately try to write a Black Lightning comic.

Klaus 2 is out

Email me if you would like one. Eighteen strips and twenty pages inside the covers.

Santa's No. 1 Elf

Fake tattoo design

Klowz

Santa Claws

Pigeons

Sketchbook pages

Klaus and pigeons

Joe 'n' Betty

Jack Johnson sketch

I haven't attempted drawing semi-realistic human figures since I was 16, and that was a while ago, so please excuse the attempt. Based on a photograph in this year's Boxing News Annual (the first), which carries an interview with Johnson.

A Hulk sketch

Coming soon, Hulk vs Jesus Christ.

A pretend cover

Based on a photograph of a similar (but much better looking) birdbox tree/pole in Finland.

200th post / Joy

Introducing 'Barry'

George Clark

I receive tons, literally tons, of emails, every day, saying things like "Richard, who are your favourite cartoonists?" or "Who are your favourite cartoonists Richard?" and I reply, every time, saying "Guys, I'm all about George Clark, George Clark and George Clark".

Though I am also 'all about' Otto Soglow and Crockett Johnson.

Honk!

An issue of which I bought in Orbital Comics in London recently. Not for much mind.

Otto; like Klaus, but black

Metamorpho

I did this for that Covered blog, but it's been a while now, so I'm going to post it here.

6 pages of Savage Violence

Klaus, the popular comic cat.

Klaus, again.

On The Corner

Rivelino

Brazil 1970

A sort of comic-graphic. I'm not sure what it is, but it was fun making it.

More Klaus comics

Teengirl Fantasy (poster)

The superfluous cat

Bat badges

For sale, soon.

A return to cat comics

Textbook illustrations continued

Savage Violence update (5 pages)

A fake poster, and a sketchbook drawing

The former is for a showing of the film at The Settle Down Cafe in Newcastle. The latter is just from my sketchbook, where I draw sport comics.

Savage Violence update (4 pages)