"Insufferable" #33

Will Galahad become a murderer? How could Nocturnus cheer him on? Will our father-and-son team turn evil in our next arc if they both survive?

Written by Mark Waid, line art by Peter Krause, lettering by Troy Peteri, and color by me. Which one is truly the insufferable one?

"Insufferable" #32

Will Nocturnus make it in time to save Galahad? Find out as the first arc winds down... for good?!

Written by Mark Waid, line art by Peter Krause, lettering by Troy Peteri, and color by me. Which one is truly the insufferable one?

"Insufferable" #31

Nocturnus makes a choice and the cost of victory keeps adding up with more to come.

Written by Mark Waid, line art by Peter Krause, lettering by Troy Peteri, and color by me. Which one is truly the insufferable one?

"Insufferable" #30

Galahad is shot. Nocturnus in Ominax's crosshairs. A sacrifice is made.

Written by Mark Waid, line art by Peter Krause, lettering by Troy Peteri, and color by me. Which one is truly the insufferable one?

"Insufferable" #29

We finally get a glimpse of the mastermind behind the entire first arc of this series!

Written by Mark Waid, line art by Peter Krause, lettering by Troy Peteri, and color by me. Which one is truly the insufferable one?

"Insufferable" #28

Doing things a bit differently this week by introducing the "Nocturnus Files"! Nocturus keeps detailed files on everyone he meets and this week we're exploring the dirt he has collected on the Operations Vice President of Galahad Global Inc. Joachim Reinwutt.

Written by Mark Waid, line art by Peter Krause, lettering by Troy Peteri, and color by me. Which one is truly the insufferable one?

Stegman's Galactus

This past weekend was the SCAD-Atlanta Artists Forum and Ryan Stegman was one of our guests. He, and all of our guests, were gracious and gave us pages for students to learn from and color. I've been coloring them too and this was one of his. So much quiet tension and atmosphere to play with here. Loved it! Hope you do too.

I also previously colored a "Scarlet Spider" cover he gave us. You can view that here.

Roll over for the original line art by Ryan Stegman!

"Insufferable" #27

Wait. What?! Nocturnus and Galahad working together? Someone tried really hard to keep that from happening and we're closing in on who that someone is!

Written by Mark Waid, line art by Peter Krause, lettering by Troy Peteri, and color by me. Which one is truly the insufferable one?

"Insufferable" #26

Dawn of a new day and we find out heroes putting aside their differences just this once... in hopes of proving the other wrong. Insufferable!

Written by Mark Waid, line art by Peter Krause, lettering by Troy Peteri, and color by me. Which one is truly the insufferable one?

Star Wars sketch card returns

Just finished up sketch cards for Star Wars Galaxy 6 and Galactic Files. If you've been waiting, they are shipping soon!

If you'd like your own, I still have three GF and two G6 blanks available for commission at $50/card. Puzzles are welcome.

Star Wars Galaxy 6 returns:

Star Wars Galactic Files returns:

"Insufferable" #25

Tap into the mind of a spoiled brat turned superhero. Or is it the other way around?

Written by Mark Waid, line art by Peter Krause, lettering by Troy Peteri, and color by me. Which one is truly the insufferable one?

"Insufferable" #24

Galahad doesn't miss a beat with social media and it never ceases to be a thorn in his side.

Written by Mark Waid, line art by Peter Krause, lettering by Troy Peteri, and color by me. Which one is truly the insufferable one?

Fantastic Four

Let me preface this. I do not have the script. I avoided reading this issue so as not to influence my own choices. I have absolutely no idea what is happening. Therefore, my color may not perfectly fit the story I'm unaware of and did the best I could with just these pages. That said, now I can't wait to read it!

These b&w pages were graciously donated to our SCAD-Atlanta Sequential Art department by Nick Dragotta who is an upcoming guest at our Artists Forum! I've really enjoyed all of the pages donated by our guests so I've been coloring them up in my spare time. They've all been a ton of fun to color and these were no exception.

Roll over for the original line art by Nick Dragotta!

"Insufferable" #23

What secrets do Malvolia and The Praetorean have for our heroes? Puzzle pieces start to fit together.

Written by Mark Waid, line art by Peter Krause, lettering by Troy Peteri, and color by me. Which one is truly the insufferable one?

"Insufferable" #22

Baby-Armor?! Malvolia is sure making himself a good distraction for The Praetorean. What are they up to?

Written by Mark Waid, line art by Peter Krause, lettering by Troy Peteri, and color by me. Which one is truly the insufferable one?

Scarlet Spider #11 cover

This Fall at SCAD-Atlanta we're welcoming Ryan Stegman during our Artists Forum and he and our other guests donated some line art for our events poster. I'm lucky enough to be the one to color up all of it. This is the first of what will be quite a few covers and pages from the artists at the event. Very thankful to them for letting me color it all!

This is the cover to "Scarlet Spider" #11 but with my color. This is not the official cover color.

Roll over for the original line art by Ryan Stegman!

"Insufferable" #21

Literary clues left behind for Nocturnus to comb through. What does he find and where do they lead our heroes?

Written by Mark Waid, line art by Peter Krause, lettering by Troy Peteri, and color by me. Which one is truly the insufferable one?

I don't just color. I can draw too!

More and more often, people ask me if I can draw. Yes. Yes, I can. Here's a short I did a few years back. Pains me to admit it's been that long but coloring and family have taken priority over drawing. Hoping to change that soon. Until then -- I wrote, penciled, and inked this and would love to expand upon it. Enjoy.

"Insufferable" #20

Galahad is back much sooner than anticipated and needs a little hand holding to put the pieces together while Malvolia reappears!

Written by Mark Waid, line art by Peter Krause, lettering by Troy Peteri, and color by me. Which one is truly the insufferable one?