graphic novels

ABEL
Cover by Brian Wood
Interior art by Mark Bloodworth

My first original graphic novel, Abel was published by Slave Labor Graphics in 1998 and re-issued by AiT/PlanetLar in 2002. It was released to wide acclaim and features an introduction by World Fantasy Award-winning author Rachel Pollack.

Set in the small town of Friend, Nebraska during World War II, Abel is the story of racism, betrayal, and murder. At the center is thirteen year old John Vitosh, a lonely boy who lives under the constant violence of his older brother Philip. Bullied and isolated, young John under the wing of Mar, a Chinese man-servant for the wealthy Mr. Harrison … but theirs is a friendship that threatens to not only rip apart the Vitosh family, but the entire community of Friend…

BAD MOJO
Cover and interior art by Steve Morris

Bruce O'Connor is on the cusp of realizing his childhood dream -- playing professional baseball. But while driving to Florida to report for spring training (with his best friends Carl and Sean along for the ride), Bruce falls asleep at the wheel and smashes into the car of a man-hating witch named Judy Gardner who has just gone through a really messy divorce. 

Enraged, Judy curses Bruce so that he dies every day when the sun comes up, and returns to life when the sun goes down…

CHARLAINE HARRIS’ GRAVE SIGHT
Cover and interior art by Denis Medri

Adapted the best-selling novel into a graphic novel that was published by Dynamite in association with InkLit.

INFAMOUS
Cover by Doug Mahnke and Jorge Gonzalez
Interior art by Eric Nguyen

Expanded the world of inFamous as a six-issue limited series that acted as a bridge between inFamous and inFamous 2.