I've just been featured at First Comics News and its Indy Spotlight column here!
The latest issue of Rob Hanes Adventures (#26) is now available to order, along with all back issues, both in print and digitally, at IndyPlanet!
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I've just been featured at First Comics News and its Indy Spotlight column here!
The latest issue of Rob Hanes Adventures (#26) is now available to order, along with all back issues, both in print and digitally, at IndyPlanet!
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Over on Facebook, I posted the link below to a YouTube video from San Diego Comic-Con by a vlogger who goes by the handle JustinScarred, cued to my cameo appearance in the video! I ended up watching the entire video and greatly enjoyed it! As mentioned in my Facebook post, I was familiar with Justin, but I must say, his walk through of Comic-Con captured the show fairly perfectly. Though your mileage may vary, I do find Justin entertaining and funny—and while I know he's a big geek (his channel, Randomland, used to primarily focus on theme parks), I came away impressed by how broad his knowledge is of all things geek—including comics!
It was nice that he made a point of walking through and highlighting both the Small Press Area and Artist's Alley, and particularly called to attention his love for Stan Sakai and his work, Usagi Yojimbo, and not just in one video but two! Justin posted a video for each of the three days he was at the show—even more impressively, he pretty much edited and posted each video by the end of the day! That sounds pretty nuts! But I watched all three and enjoyed all of them. If anyone is inclined to get a sense of what it's like at Comic-Con, this is as good as you could ask for.
The pop culture news site, The Beat, has coverage of my appearance at the 2025 San Diego Comic-Con and the release of Rob Hanes Adventures #26!
Click here or on the screenshot below to read the article...
It includes questions and answers about the origin and development of the character and series, as well as of my history publishing in the small press and in the current comics market, and the evolution of my production process in writing and drawing the series over the years. (Find out what WCG Comics stands for!) Also some fun info about the supporting cast of characters in the series that has developed over the years.
Plenty of nice graphics (including some rare "vintage" art lol) and he apparently managed to get the covers of all 25 issues of the series in the piece!
Note: For archival purposes, a copy of the interview is posted here.