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Holiday Updates
Margo Intergalactic Trash Collector: Super-Nova Dumpster Fire
Yes, that’s the new working title, though I reserve the right to make changes as the series evolves. I've completed a few pages since my last update, but with the busy holiday season approaching, I'm trying to get as much done as possible before my time at the drawing table gets eaten up.
Our story picks up after Margo blows a hole in space. IWM is using the hole to dump waste, and that's when Glom, Domenia, and the Himroidz army launch an attack.
Page 5: Glom recounts being torn into pieces and having each part sent to another dimension.
Page 6: Glom sends Domenia and the Himroidz army to retrieve his hand, which is currently in Margo’s universe. Its power is being wielded by the zealot fanatics known as the Hand of Glom (see Margo Intergalactic Trash Collector #1).
Page 7: Margo hacks into SUNI and interfaces with the ship's computer system.
In this screen recording, I've imported my roughs for page 7 and added the line work using Clip Studio Paint.
In other News…
The Complete Weird Volume One
Just in time for the holidays, The Completed Weird Volume One by FantaCo will be available at your local comic store. This square-bound book collects the restorations I worked on for the Weird issues 1–4 facsimile editions. I'm proud of the work I've done with FantaCo to bring these classics back to life. The Completed Weird Volume One is nearly sold out, but a few copies are still available for a limited time at:: www.fantaco.net
The 500 Club
My subscribers list has hit 500 for the first time, and I couldn’t be happier! “500? That’s not many,” you might say. But I respectfully disagree. These are 500 readers who chose to be here, who want to be here—and that means the world to me. I wouldn’t want millions or even thousands of signups if most of them weren’t engaged. Flooding your feed with daily updates wouldn’t benefit either of us. I can’t read everything, and I’m sure you can’t either. So, I’ll continue with slow, steady, and organic growth—striving to make every post worth your time. Thank you for being part of this journey!
Keep Creating,
Congrats on 500! Happy New Year!
Merry Christmas Jim!