A few more Tumblr images.

Another selection of some of the images I've posted on my Tumblr blog recently. All from various older projects.

Random artwork post

Here's another bunch of multi-choice pics. If you have followed my new Tumblr blog, you'll have already seen these, if not.. well feast your eyes. All are raw scans straight from the artwork without any re-editing in Photoshop. Lots of drawings of planes for some reason, all of which were done for various projects for (children's book publisher) Usborne. The Rasta kung fu guy was a preliminary character design for a proposed children's animated show. The two kids messing about in the water was an illustration done for a children's fiction book. The western pic is the raw scan of the art for a panel of a Jonah Hex comic I drew a little while ago, & finally, the page of rough pencils were done for my run on DC's Unknown Soldier.

All Star Western #33 sneak peek

Here's a look at a few panels from All Star Western #33 (out in just under a month, I believe), which will be my last foray into the world of Jonah Hex for the time being. The series will have one issue to go after this one, but that is drawn by Darwyn Cooke.

These art the art in it's 'raw state', before it's been cleaned up, & before I've added panel orders, which these days I do digitally in 'post production' to borrow a movie making term. All these are done over blueline printouts of my pencils, & inked with Uni-pin fineliners & my trusty Pentel brush-pen.

I've been careful not to choose images which contain any spoilers, so hopefully this should only enhance your enjoyment of the issue, not ruin it!!

All Star Western #32:Out now!

The latest issue of All Star Western from DC Comics to feature my work of Jonah Hex is out this week. Features a fabbo cover by Dan Panosian, a script by Jimmy Palmiotti & Justin grey, & art by Fabrizio Fiorentino (who drew the second half of the Hex strip).

Here's a few preview pages.

All Star Western #32 teaser.

Out in a couple of weeks, here's the layouts & inks for a page from All Star Western #32.

All Star Western #31 colour preview

These pages from All Star Western #31 appeared online overnight, so I figure it's safe to post them here too.


Script by Justin Gray & Jimmy Palmiotti
Pencils & inks by Staz Johnson
Colours by Michael Atiyeh

On sale 28 May.

And yes... they ARE doing what you think they are.....

I Shot The Sheriff!

Well... DREW him actually.

This salty looking dude appears in issue #31 of All Star Western. Issue #30 (with the rather groovy cover by The Urban Barbarian (Dan Panosian) himself, pictured below, is in a comic shop near you now.

A couple of panels from All Star Western #30

Just a couple of select panels that don't contain any spoilers... anyone who has any interest will be aware already that Tallulah Black appears in the issue. He she & Hex are, displaying their very unique courtship routine.

The 'drunk' secondary character was based on former Hollywood (now no longer with us) movie star Ed Begley Sr. Why? Well I saw 12 Angry Men again recently, & I just like his face.

Anyway, the issue is out in about a month or so I think.

All Star Western #28

Just a quick post here to mention that my run on All Star Western starts with issue #28 that hit's the shelves this coming week.

I did some work on the title a year or so ago, on the back up '19th Century Stormwatch' strips, which I enjoyed immensely, & which one fine day I'll have to do a post on. This time, however,  I'm working on the lead 'Jonah Hex' strip. For various scheduling reasons the first episode was split between myself & Fabrizio Fiorentino, with me pencilling & inking the first 12 pages & Fabrizio doing the remaining 10.

The 'tight as a drum' story is by Jimmy Palmiotti & Justin Gray, the cover (below) is by Darwyn Cooke. As you will be able to see from that cover image & the first few pages of my contribution, the story starts off in the present day, though before long Clint.. err, I mean 'Jonah' is back in the old west.

So pick up a copy, & tell anyone who is interested in good old fashioned action storytelling to go get themselves a copy too.