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GLAMAZONIA: THE UNCANNY SUPER TRANNY!
The essential collection of all things Glamazonia! This mini-comic gathers everything from her early one-page comics to longer narratives culled from various anthologies, along with some new artwork.
Glamazonia is the queen supreme, the wig-wearing wonder with the power of a good right hook and undefeatable glamour! Watch in amazement as the cross-dressing super heroine takes on time travel, kid sidekicks, radioactive drag queens, and snotty French chefs with only a pair of high heel boots and a lot of attitude!
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SWALLOWING A COBRA'S HEART AND OTHER TRUE TRAVEL TALES
The best stories happen on the road!
I traveled through Singapore, Malaysia, and Indonesia from January to March 2006. This handmade mini-comic contains writings and illustrations from that trip, plus a story from a visit to Peru in 2002.
If you get off on Balinese demons, Asian shopping malls, skinning cobras, pink river dolphins, and Hindu piercing ceremonies, then this is the book for you!
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Tsunami! True Travel Tales from Southeast Asia
Tasting the perfect yogurt snack, discovering how to bazooka a cow, eating drugged peanut butter, viewing the corpse of Ho Chi Minh, and of course surviving the tsunami. All these stories and more in this collection of true travel tales.
I traveled in Myanmar, Thailand, Laos, Cambodia, and Vietnam from November 2004 to February 2005. This is a collection of comics, illustrations, and writings from that trip, done as a hand-made mini-comic.
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True Travel Tales 4: Johnny Be Good
The best stories take place on the road!
A smuggler swallows 21 leaking bags of cocaine; an American enters into a dangerous romance in India; a pregnant woman receives a strange blessing at Burning Man. You'll find all these stories and more in this anthology of true-life travel adventures!
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True Travel Tales 3: La Rubia Loca
More travel story madness!
A sightseeing bus tour of northern Mexico goes horribly wrong when a passenger stops sleeping, has a psychotic break, and begins to manifest multiple personalities. Scared that she will be institutionalized in Mexico and never get out, the tour driver and another passenger join forces to smuggle "la rubia loca" (the crazy blonde) back up to the United States.
Based on a true story, this 48 page giant one-shot is a harrowing tale of psychosis on the road!
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True Travel Tales 2: Blood for Pachamama
The travel adventures continue!
The five stories in issue #2 include rainforest revelations, religious awakenings, strange dreams and drug-addled visions.
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True Travel Tales 1
The best stories happen on the road!
Two days after the end of high school I left on my first backpacking adventure, and ever since I've been a compulsive traveler. Over the years I've gathered a large number of travel stories, both of my own and those of friends, fellow travelers, and random strangers.
TRUE TRAVEL TALES is a comic book anthology of the best of these real-life travel adventures, with stories of Mexican lizard gods, sex in ancient temples, punk rockers on fire, accidental cliff-diving, and more.
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A Sacred Text
"A Sacred Text" is my first comic book. It is a 48 page one-shot graphic novel with a full-color cover and black-and-white interiors. It won the Xeric Award grant for September 2001.
I wrote the script after seeing the Dead Sea Scrolls in their museum outside Jerusalem. The scrolls are biblical manuscripts sacred to a Hebrew cult that lived by the Dead Sea during the time of the Roman occupation, and were hidden in caves for around two thousand years before coming to light in 1947. Immediately after seeing the scrolls I went to a café in Jerusalem and wrote the first draft of "A Sacred Text." I spent the next year transforming that into a graphic novel.
The story deals with Nkota, an escaped slave of the great Thesanyi Empire, who is seeking to return to his homeland. On his way, he comes across the Qumari, a mysterious religious community hidden deep in the desert. He discovers a profound connection with the people there, and ultimately must play a crucial role in their destiny.
The comic is set in a fantasy world to provide myself more thematic and narrative flexibility, but is inspired by the first question I had upon seeing the Dead Sea Scrolls; namely, who hid them in the caves and what was his story?
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