Webcomics Wednesdays: The Fall of 2012!

Here's the first page of my latest strip at Nerdvana -- click here to see how 2012 didn't go down without a fight.

Coming Soon . . .?

Now that Tucson Comic Con is over, and with Election Day less than 24 hours away, Arizona's superheroes are looking at the national landscape -- and, interestingly, the national landscape is looking back.  What's in store for Speed Cameron and company?  Stay tuned . . . 

Attack of the Sign Sprayer Slayer!

In this online exclusive strip, Sheriff Joe does whatever it takes to catch the vandals smearing his campaign signs!

Joe Arpaio & The Agents of F.L.A.G. (Day)!

For the whole story on this "lost cover," visit Nerdvana right now!

The Birthday Wishes Continue . . .

In today's East Valley Tribune:

Countdown Day 20: The Further Adventures of the Governor's Finger

Countdown Day 19: Quayle Bait

Did you know the Quayles live in Arizona? I didn't, until Ben Quayle, the former Veep's son, ran for office, claiming he was "gonna knock the hell" out of Washington. Them's fighting words -- and what would you expect from someone running to represent America's leading superhero state?

Countdown Day 17: President Obama, E.T.!

We can't discuss 2012 Presidential hopefuls without mentioning President Obama -- who finds himself mentioned in Arizona news more often than he'd like thanks to Sheriff Joe Arpaio's birth certificate investigaton. Of course, Amazing Arizona Comics knows the truth -- which you can read all about at Nerdvana. The complete President Obama, E.T. saga can be found here!

Countdown Day 15: The Santorum Surge

From a recent issue of Pholx. One of my attempts at some "Red Meat" or "This Modern World" shtick. I'm a fan.

This strip may explain why Santorum recently dropped out of the race . . .

Countdown Day 14: Raising Cain

Today kicks off a series in our countdown to Free Comic Book Day dedicated to the Presidential candidates of 2012 -- because all of their campaigns have had strong ties to Arizona one way or the other.

Remember Herman Cain? Everybody's favorite former pizza magnate turned Presidential candidate visited Arizona often during his brief bid for office, one time commenting that he'd support an electrified border fence. Well, Sheriff Arpaio didn't realize Cain was kidding, and during the fence's construction, something went terribly wrong -- and a super-villain was born. Here, local heroine June Monsoon steps in before Cain receives the shock of his life!

Originally published at Nerdvana; click the link at the right to see more!