Poop Office is about sentient poop that work in an office. In this issue, see Poopert's first day at Poop Office. Flash back to his job interview. Marvel at the Poop Office Fumetti (photo comic) featuring photos of real poop!

Also included are 8-Panel Epics, movie-length stories told in a single page!

More available at http://www.nakedgrapecomics.com

Tia's Tortillas.

Logo I made for a homemade Tortilla company.

Someone from Dr Coleman's past has returned to haunt him and knows his secret identity.

Find out why someone wants to get even, in this unusual and gripping tale of revenge.

This is the last story in this particular series, and my most ambitious to date. Stayed tuned for more.

Synergy Magazine Volume 3 No.4
The End is Nigh ?

The End of the World in Myth and Cinema
Disaster Magnet:
The Statue of Liberty
A History of Triffids
Werewolf!
The Tiger Lillies

Plus reviews of books, music, films, toys and collectibles, artist profiles and more. Lots of films from general to cult and comedy, World cinema to Thinking Time ! (Documentaries)

Patt Kelley vs JB Sapienza
aka Patt Zilla vs JB Inks
A DEATH MATCH of comic book...blah blah blah-ah-a. OH YEEEEEEEAH!
Download this 6 panel preview of the forthcoming
indie comic book sensation. And junk.

string pulls together a cross-section of self-published comics from members of New Mexico’s 7000 BC.

Selections from ongoing series, works in progress, stories created just for this collection, the jam comic produced at the monthly meeting — it’s all fair game.

Learn more about 7000 BC’s mission and activities at www.7000bc.org.

Other issues of string are available at Literate Machine.

In string #18:
Peoplings, Part 9 by Courtney Angermeier and Jeff Benham
BT vs. EP by Danny Green
Crossell by Rent Cavalier and Circe Olson Woessner
New West, Part 4 by Bram Meehan and Caleb Yeider
Comfortable Excitement — A 7000 BC Jam

Blaster Al Ackerman's Tales of the Ling Master is a three-issue comic-book mini-series adapting nine of the "Ling Master" short stories by "Blaster" Al Ackerman. Artist E.J. Barnes has obtained permission from, and worked with, Dr. Ackerman to develop this mini-series, each black-and-white issue of which contains three complete stories.

This is the third and final collection, containing updated and gray-toned art for one story previously released as a "preview" mini -- "The Squid Boys of Terre Haute" -- and two completely new stories (also with gray-toned art), "Ask Ling: Two Parables" and "The Blue Catfish."

Hard copy version is available with black-and-white art on blue cardstock cover. Color cover is a Literate Machine exclusive.

Parental Advisory: Coarse language, sexual references and behavior, alcohol abuse, tobacco use, references to pop-culture ethnic stereotypes, animal cruelty, bad science, clinical insanity, shambling eldritch horrors...do I need to go on? Don't try any of this at home.

Batfrog decides to go for a cocktail in Soho. He is enjoying a night out when trouble breaks out.

Does Batfrog find a way to deal with it? Can his unconventional crime fighting methods rule the day?

Find out if Batfrog has got all the right 'moves' for this sticky situation. Enjoy!

Two youths board a night train with mischievous intentions. There is only one problem - it doesn't go unnoticed. Find out how this unusual journey ends.

N.B. - Although this is the 4th story that I drew, but was the original idea that spawned Batfrog. It came about when I saw a pair of teenagers destructively graffiti a train in broad day light, in central London.

If you have ever had a situation when you wished you could be a super hero, to teach someone a lesson - this was one of those moments.

I thank those two teenagers for giving me the idea and inspiration to finally draw my own comic series.

Simon