I've been fortunate in my life to where I've never had to go to rehab. My late, older sister was the same way. My younger sister...well, over the last decade she's been in and out of rehab.
As a nurse. She can't stay there all the time.
I've been fortunate in my life to where I've never had to go to rehab. My late, older sister was the same way. My younger sister...well, over the last decade she's been in and out of rehab.
As a nurse. She can't stay there all the time.
As I've mentioned time and again, since January of 2024, I set a goal for myself in order to grow as a writer; every month I was to write an original comic script.
It could be any length, any genre but it all had to be original. I kept it up all through 2024 and the following year and right now I'm ahead for 2026.
This is that story.
"You've taken your first step into a larger world."
-Obi-Wan Kenobi, Star Wars
If you're a regular reader of this blog, you know that last year I published my first 22-page comic, Stan & Me. I've been selling copies to people in person, in stores (One store actually sold out and bought more!) and done some online sales as well.
But I also knew that eventually, I'd have an opportunity to sell copies at a show. I recently joined Panel One, which is a non-profit group here in Calgary for local comic creators. I was at home early last month informing me that as a member, I would have an opportunity to work the Panel One table at Calgary Expo.
Naturally the first thought that came to me was, "No."
This is a different sort of post from what I usually do but...it's my blog and no one's forcing you to read.
Another year come and gone. Lately I'm seeing a lot of people expressing quite a lot of negativity towards the last 365 years.
Maybe it's just me, but I don't think it was that bad a year. Hell, if anything the last two months alone have been great for me.
With my portfolio of work growing as a writer, having recently published a 22-page comic...it made sense that I made a website.
It's been a while since I've updated this old blog and considering I haven't written anything since New Year's Eve, I think I was past due.
So, here we are, end of the year once again.
This has been a very interesting year; very different but not too much.
Let's go over some highlights (and/or lowlights) of this year.
While the 11th of November of obviously an important day of it year, it also holds another special significance to me.
Two years ago today I woke up feeling slightly invigorated; the day before as I was heading into downtown Calgary, I got an eagerly anticipated phone call.
The job interview I went in for a week previously had been successful and I had the job.
It's been almost a year since Marcelo, Carl and I released "The Partner", a fan-comic based off of Batman: The Animated Series. Marcelo and I had done one five months previous as a small tribute to the late Kevin Conroy, but this was the first time we were telling a real story.
I've been fortunate in my life to where I've never had to go to rehab. My late, older sister was the same way. My younger sister...w...