DJ Troll

 Here's another row of panels from my trolls comic in progress. 

Hiss

 Here's another row of panels from my trolls comic.

'Sniff Sniff'

 Here's another row of panels from my trolls comic.

The Valley of Sitting Trolls

 Here's another row of panels from my trolls comic in progress. 

WAREHOUSE FIND - Flying Sausage Academy

 WAREHOUSE FIND

While combing through my spooky haunted warehouse district I came across three sets of this long thought out of print comic. 'Flying Sausage Academy' was a four part series following our hero Daryl as he is sent to a weird new school. This is the only chance to buy these as they are definately the last copies. 

Here's what Rob Clough of High-Low said about the series-

Take the four issues of his Flying Sausage Academy miniseries, for example. It's Jackson's mutated take on high school dramas mixed with supernatural/mutant high school genre material. The genius of the series, which begins as a punk rebel named Daryl is sent to his new school, is that it makes no attempt whatsoever to explain away the weirdness inherent in the series. His schoolyard nemesis is a kid nicknamed King Penguin, who has a bird's head. The headmaster wears wizard's robes as a way of impressing the students. One of Daryl's best friends is a skull-faced boy named "Lord of Despair, Devourer of Worlds, Jr." There are numerous student gangs like the Tough Girls, the Math Genii, the Alien Abductees, the Fashion Victims, etc--and they tend to have regular rumbles. When Dayrl is forced to be an informant for the headmaster, that's when things really take off as all sorts of weirdness emerges. Jackson's plots are remarkably tight for all of their silliness, and this is no exception as the reader slowly learns about the secrets of the school, the reasons why there are gangs, and why both giant spiders and music class play such prominent roles. Through it all, the usual high school drama is front and center, only it's far more seedy and less romantic than Harry Potter-style proceedings. Jackson's method here is to whip the reader through the story by cramming ten or eleven panels on each page. Jackson's line is deceptively simple: every panel is well-balanced, the character designs are memorably odd, and there are even moments of well-placed cross-hatching to add variety to the aesthetics of the story.

Now on sale at my comics shop here until the three sets are sold.  Thanks! 

 

'What a Tiny Troll'

 Here's two more rows of panels from my trolls comic. 

 

'Splot Splort'

 Here's another row of panels from this new comic.

'Dammit'

 Here's a row of panels from my new comic in progress. 

A New Story

 I've just started drawing a new story. At the moment it is a simple tale about trolls to finish about Halloween, but lets see what happens. Here's the first page.

Little Holiday in Genova and Milan

 We've just got back from a little holiday in Genova and Milan. It was very nice. Here's some photos.