Honey, I'm Going on a Strike is a time travel romance-comedy, with some genuine funny moments! Can't wait until this is officially licensed.

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Honey, I'm Going on a Strike is a time travel romance-comedy, with some genuine funny moments! Can't wait until this is officially licensed.
One of my Untold Stories Projects that I never finished. The story is my take on unnamed, background Twi’lek woman seen in Jang Fett: Open Season because her presence on Death Watch’s ship never made a sense to me and I was tired of SW tendency to imply all Twi’lek women seen in comics were slaves or that DW must be sexual predators and so on. Which is why I toyed a bit with idea how the woman ended working for Death Watch.
Not really feeling like making a proper translation, but in summary, the girls were brought because that bastard thought they will grow up beautiful and in few years he will have fun with them.Especially the youngest catched his interest, because he likes green color. Generally, not fun page about bastard assholes treating Twi’lek women just as commodity / things.
I had a thought about showing the other two comics, but I decided slightly against it, since I didn't ink those two last ones...
Plus there's an unfinished third one...
I'll post these when I've done the inking.
One of my Untold Stories Projects that I never finished. The story is my take on unnamed, background Twi’lek woman seen in Jang Fett: Open Season because her presence on Death Watch’s ship never made a sense to me and I was tired of SW tendency to imply all Twi’lek women seen in comics were slaves or that DW must be sexual predators and so on. Which is why I toyed a bit with idea how the woman ended working for Death Watch.
Not really feeling like making a proper translation, but in summary, she and her younger sister were sold into slavery and told by father that if they obey, nothing will happen to them...
The Spirit and Such, Ya Know
"Broken"
Unfinished comic and process sketches.
Colored pencil, ink and gouache on paper.
I started this comic last winter, dealing with my first surgery after breaking my leg in high school. I've written about my broken leg before, but I wanted to explore a peculiar experience I had while recuperating.
I thumbnailed much of the story, and tried drawing with varied materials and paper, before ultimately shelving it. I'm going to redraw it this year however, as I've found it can help me to step away from a piece for a little while.
"A Haunting" Unfinished comic
Pen and ink on bristol.
I started this comic sometime in 2012, I think. My girlfriend and I had moved into a new apartment which was seemingly haunted. Initially, only little things would be moved around, but things escalated when a spatula launched off our counter, lids flew from cabinets, impossible noises, etc.
It may have been our anxiety manifesting itself, or maybe we met a ghost. I was also researching local haunting history at the time, so I was slowly being consumed by restless spirits. l wasn't drawing much at this time, , so I was trying to teach myself comics again from ligne-claire up.
I've returned to elements of this story in my forthcoming Frank Santoro Correspondence Course comic (hoping to finish it soon, sigh).
"A Day Away"
Gouache on blue paper.
An unfinished comic from the bleakest days of winter. I would like to try this one again.