Mal is a fourth grader who can do multivariable calculus in his head. Chad is a dog who can talk. They get into all sorts of shenanigans. Updates five days a week: Monday through Friday.

Amy, Jack and Jo are childhood friends who face not only the challenges of college, but also a mad proffessor, a mysterious agent, and a very hungry duck.

This 24 page comic was written and drawn all in 24 hours. I had tried to do one of these insane comics by myself before, but I failed miserably. It was only when I did it with friends that it became fun and bearable. Bearable that is, until about five o' clock in the morning when I had two pages left to draw, and was quite mad at Scott McCloud, the inventor of this challenge.

This is my second 24 Hour Comic, done this time with digital ink instead of brush and Bristol board. It was really fun, since I've gotten a lot faster than two years ago. Please enjoy.

So I took an honors class on Godzilla. No joke. Our instructor brought in a cartoon called Godzilla vs. Bambi. I was really excited about it, but it turned out to be really lame. Bambi just sits around and then gets stomped. This comic is how it should have happened. I also tried to caricature some of the more ridiculous elements of the Godzilla series, including Godzilla flying around using the propulsion of his own atomic breath.

This comic, a collaboration done by four different cartoonists, was drawn entirely on napkins, posted with tacks on a board in La Posada, our cafeteria. It was drawn on the fly, in between classes, while eating. A cartoonist would come in, see if the board had by updated by another member, and then add on to the story by drawing on napkins. The result of which was a very random, but fun comic. The cartoonists who participated were myself, Whitney Branning, David Martinez and Kit MacAllister. I didn't even meet most of the others until the comic was over. Hope you enjoy!

An experimental comic about a monster that hides in reflections...

This is a minicomic that I made for the 2007 San Diego Comicon. I gave it out to all my favorite cartoonists.