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One of my favorite pages from TORI AMOS: LITTLE EARTHQUAKES graphic novel, nominated for two Eisner Awards for Best Anthology and Best Adaptation. It was wonderful to be working with one of the most underrated writers in comics again - Derek McCulloch on this handsome tale based on Tori's "Song for Eric".
I suppose it doesn't need saying, but I particularly love doing stories set in the 18th-19th century.
A page from the TORI AMOS graphic novel LITTLE EARTHQUAKES, story by Derek McCulloch, art by me: "Song for Eric". Nominated for the Best Adaptation and Best Anthology Eisner Awards.
Double page spread from GONE TO AMERIKAY showing the New York skyline in 1860, 1960 and 2012. Written by Derek McCulloch, drawn in pen and ink by me. Published by DC Comics/Vertigo. You can order it HERE.
“Anything Can Happen In The Kingdom”
Night Life #1 (September 1986)
Derek McCulloch and Simon Tristam
Strawberry Jam Comics
“Other Services”
Night Life #1 (September 1986)
Derek McCulloch and Simon Tristam
Strawberry Jam Comics
“You Have A Favor To Ask Of Me”
Night Life #1 (September 1986)
Derek McCulloch and Simon Tristam
Strawberry Jam Comics
“Why Do You Call It The Kingdom?”
Night Life #1 (September 1986)
Derek McCulloch and Simon Tristam
Strawberry Jam Comics
“Death Or Glory”
Night Life #1 (September 1986)
Derek McCulloch and Simon Tristam
Strawberry Jam Comics
