A bit more JIKAN... and it's about time

So here we are with a bit more of the time travelling Japanese warrior, this time drawn by me, from a script by Christov

Ganesh 2 - the alternative edit!

Here's something you may not have seen; whilst Stephen Prestwood was drawing his first episode of Ganesh, I decided to have a crack at the same script. This is my version. What you might call an alternative edit...

Another PARAGON#5 review

Here's a link to review that I don't think I've posted before - from the Down The Tubes site

http://downthetubescomics.blogspot.com/2010/02/in-review-paragon-5.html

If John Freeman thinks Ganesh is fantastic, then it must be true!

In other PARAGON news, Jim Campbell is now on board, lettering James Corcorans art for a Jikan story scripted by Matthew McLaughlin - it's all going to look fantastic!

JIKAN - hard at work!

With three artists hard at work on chapters of the Japanese demon hunting, time-traveling warrior, I thought I'd show you a couple of frames. Above is elchivo's rendition, below is James Corcoran's version. Both rather marvellous in their own way! I'm excited - I've read the scripts! I can't wait for issue 6 and beyond!

New review

http://www.comicsbulletin.com/reviews/126660492060380.htm

saying, amongst other things;

BATTLE GANESH is good, solid stuff in the vein of Lee and Kirby's Thor, straddling a line between ancient epic and modern superheroics with comfort. Stephen Prestwood returns on art duties, delivering chunky, thick-lined visuals which are a perfect fit for this tale of Hindu gods zipping about in spaceships, capturing the feel of Jack Kirby's storytelling

PARAGON #5 review

There's a new review up on the Forbidden Planet blog of the latest issue

http://forbiddenplanet.co.uk/blog/2010/paragon-5-the-elephants-back/

What do you think? Do you agree? Disagree? Do tell!

Zenith redux

Here's a little something I did with the Enigmatic Doctor X over on the 2000ad forum - the idea being to summarise the entire series in six panels- which was fun.

What do you think?