Huginn & Muninn

This is something I've been working with writer Ian Struckhoff on for a while now.

By necessity, it's been slotted in around other work, so I've only been able to do a panel at a time really. I am, however, quite pleased with how this first page has come out. There is a little more, but nothing I'm really able to show.

Should anyone be in Boston this weekend at the Boston Comic Con, Ian has a table there, and will be showing work by much better artists than me, examples of which is here, at The Deathlings website.

Huginn & Muninn Story ©Ian Struckhoff, Artwork ©Jonathan Wyke

Hero System Martial Arts

Some more character designs for a Hero Games book; this time, the Hero System Martial Arts suppliment.

Characters are © Hero Games www.herogames.com

Hero Games: Champions Powers

Some illustrations from the third Hero Games book I've worked on, the upcoming Champions Powers Sourcebook.

These are three of eight Chapter Heading illustrations, designed to start each Powers Chapter.

Artwork is ©Hero Games 2010 http://www.herogames.com

A little bit of character design

With Westside Stories due to start in early 2010, here's a work-in-progress sketch of character design and style for one of the main characters. There's plenty to do on it yet, but I'm reasonably pleased with how it's going.

Playing with a continuing series

Westside Stories will run from January 2010, and will be an attempt to run a continuing series.

The plan is for me to do the first couple alone, then gather submissions from people interested in providing a character, a story, some art, whatever, and try and evolve a strip with many creators, but one over-arching theme.

Some people have already chipped in with both scripts and characters, so I've some hope that it'll work.

Zoroaster In Aethiopia

Here's something I'm very excited about!

My run on Richard Carbonneau's Zoroaster In Aethiopia has now started!

I really had an absolute blast doing this and if you have time the time to check it out and let me know what you think, I'd really appreciated it! If you do go, make sure you take a look at the quite brilliant strip The Marvel, also written by Richard, with are by the fantastic Robin Simon.

Anyway, the link to Zoroaster is here; http://www.webcomicsnation.com/rscarbonneau/zoroaster/series.php

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