for the DIDDLUM DAY featuring Johnny Appleseed :: last updated 2004•05•11 ::

Retired and living out in the wild Bracken, Johnny Appleseed gets caught up in another adventure when a strange seed sprouts in his garden and the bees begin processing its nectar. Full archives available. New episodes posted at The Free Liberal.

100 YEAR LAMB'S WAR | PART ONE :: last updated 2004•11•04 ::

During the 5th Crusade, Saint Francis of Assisi undertook a secret peace mission into the camp of Sultan Al-Kamil. Reckless? Chuck Fager calls for a renewal of the disciplines of war – lamb's war – to prepare for the century of peacemaking ahead. This comic was drawn in just four hours in preparation for SPX 2004.

THE SILENT PULSE | BOOK THREE :: last updated 02.18.2003 ::

A group of friends living in the city of Saint Francis are caught in the grip of a haunting mystery while struggling with penetrating seizures and visions!

HAPPY CHRISTMAS! :: posted 12.23.2002 ::

A silly full color webcomic, exploring the symbols of Christmas in the language of four-color heroes!

THE SILENT PULSE | BOOK THREE: BEHIND THE SCENES :: posted 12.05.2002 ::

I receive a lot of questions about the techniques I use. Here's a behind-the-scenes look at how a frame is put together.

PREVIEW THE SILENT PULSE | BOOK TWO :: posted 09.06.2002 ::

When Elise Daventry disappears, her friends Vivian, Jove, and Umbra are drawn into the framework of an ancient power struggle. While Jove and Umbra retrace experiences with Elise, Vivian is guided through a a haunting visionary experience.

PREVIEW THE SILENT PULSE | BOOK ONE :: posted 06.01.2002 ::

Elise Daventry wakes up after three days of amnesia and is targeted by a vast corporate network known as Guardians International. Pursuing answers, she must confront the mysterious secret buried within her.

a MESSAGE from SCOTT McCLOUD :: posted 03.05.2002 ::

MODERNTALES.com lauched in March of 2002 as the first subscription service for professional webcomics, under the industrious leadership of Joey Manley. In order to garner support for the new enterprise, Scott McCloud posted an unpaid plug at the COMICON.COM message board: FIVE REASONS WHY I'LL SUBSCRIBE TO MODERN TALES [appended]. My own devices were more hooligan in nature - I concocted this parody and posted it online. Within thirty minutes, traffic to my site had exceeded its allowed bandwidth, and i had to upload the comic to another server! Nothing has brought that much interest to my site since.

REJECTED by MODERNTALES.com :: posted 03.04.2002 ::

One night I stayed up late and decided to make a comic for MODERNTALES.com.

SILENT RUNNING :: posted 03.03.2002 ::

These fellows at Oubapo-America came up with this exercise in iconic repetition; as usual, I took advantage of the opportunity for mischief. This may be my most offensive work in comics.