Zeke Deadwood and other things.

I recently read T. A. Boatwright's awesome comic Zeke Deadwood (which is available for only one dollar?!) and had to draw him again. This time I drew Megan from my comic Beach Blanket Bloodbath for laffs. Anyway you should read Zeke Deadwood, the art's awesome, the story is great, the gimmick with the wrap around story is amazing. I'm really surprised the comic's not more popular.
I can't wait for the second issue, it features a ROBOT fighting a ZOMBIE COWBOY?!
In other news. It looks like I'm now officially going to be at FanExpo at the end of August. I'll be in artist alley selling comics and prints and hopefully and Artbook of some sort. Expect more news when I know more news.
And finally. They let me draw a guy throwing up for an illustration in the National Post this weekend.
Check out this sneak peek at what they let me get away with this week.

The finished piece is much more awesome. So go buy the National Post this weekend and look for this on page WP6
You may now return to your regularly scheduled whatever it was you were doing before you looked at this blog post.

T. A. Boatwright’s Zeke Deadwood: zombie lawman.

Zombie cowboys are awesome. This guy’s from a comic by T. A. Boatwright, we were doing a little art trade. This is what I came up with. If you click on the image you’ll get a version big enough to use as desktop wallpaper if you are so inclined. Thanks for looking.
your pal
Andrew

The Spider with No Name

Quick little drawing of what I figure an Old West version of Spiderman would look like.
A co-worker and I were discussing the different Spider-man universes (regular continuity, Noir, 2099 etc.) and started making jokes about what a cowboy spider-man comic would be like.
oh and his first favorite horse was called Gwen Stacy, she was killed by the Red Goblin