Porch Zombie

Ha ha! I don't know Chris Rywalt, but he sent me pictures of what he constructed for Halloween this year. It's my zombie and balloon! Nice job, Chris!

I don't mind people creating fun things like this, but I hate when people sell my unauthorized work. If you like my zombie art, Please buy it from Threadless, TeePublic, or RedBubble. 

Animated Zombie Cover

 

I’ve been working on DIRTNAP: Mystic Spit for years. First, I had it as a webcomic. Then, I decided to break it into digital issues for Comixology. But, many of you told me, YOU SIMPLY WANTED A PRINTED PAPER BOOK to read. So— here it is! 180 pages of fun-loving monster madness. Available at IndyPlant. Click here.

EDIT: Now also available on Amazon! Click here.

In the past, I've animated other comic covers for fun. But, I've never animated one of my own covers. So I did!

If you wonder what the insides looks like, here's an excerpt--

And another--

Dirtnap by Kerry Callen. Mystic Spit. All material TM and © K. Callen.

Mr. Monster - Happy Halloween!

Two things I love-- Mr. Monster and Ramona Fradon's art! So-- when Michael T. Gilbert shared Mr. Monster pencils by Ramona a couple of days ago, I couldn't stop myself from giving it inks and color. Happy Halloween!

Super Antics #17

That was fun. I've never drawn Captain Marvel Shazam before.

Honestly, I don't know how Superman does it!

Dirtnap on Comixology!

Once a webcomic, DIRTNAP has now been broken into five parts as regular comics. The first issue hit Comixology this week! I will release them once a month, so it should wrap up by the year's end.

I've taken the opportunity to strengthen some of the content from the original webcomic, both in writing and art details. I'm also drawing new covers and, in most cases, splash pages.

For anyone who enjoys my work, this is a great way to support me doing comics!

Here's the link-- DIRTNAP #1

And-- here's a sneak peek at the cover for issue #2. (Shhhh. No one else has seen this yet...)

Wonder Woman doing the Marilyn Monroe thing!

I've drawn a piece of original art (black ink on bristol board) for a charity auction benefiting St. Jude's Children Hospital. I'll post more info as it becomes available for purchase in a month or so. But, for now, here's a version I've colored for fun!

I also did a limited color version to mimic 50's humor magazines.

Sometimes, there are folks on the internet who like to crop my name off my art. So, I'm going to simply state a description of this, in case anyone's looking. Wonder Woman skirt blown up by landmine. (Although, did you know, she actually wore a culotte in her first adventures?!)

Daredevil comic page by Gil Kane. Mostly

On the internet, I recently came across an image of an unused, penciled, Daredevil page by the great Gil Kane. Kane is one of my all-time favorite comic artists. So, I decided to ink it just for fun!

Then I thought, "Well, if I've inked it, I might as well add dialog to match the action." I'm certain what I've written is pretty much exactly what the real author would have written. At that point, I had no choice but to also color it. 😊

Here's the original Gil Kane image. Created around 1975.