I will be at the Lubbock Comic Book Expo this coming Saturday and Sunday. I helped start this comic convention 5 years ago, and its really starting to grow into its own. We have a ton of great guests, lots of cool stuff.  I will be hosting a Writer/Artist Q&A with several of our special guests, that will be Saturday at 3:30 in the Executive suite. I’ll also be hosting a Webcomics creator discussion Sunday at 1:00 pm. If you’re near West Texas, you should definitely come out and support this convention.

Also! I will be premiering a brand new Super Zeroes Poster at the convention! You can also order it from the Super Zeroes Online store!

The next Lubbock Comic Book Expo is coming up in April. This is our 5th year hosting it, I can hardly believe we’ve made it this long. And in fact, we have ALREADY sold out our tables for this show! We’ve never sold out this quickly. I take it as a good sign. Here’s a little graphic I’m working on for the convention site… (ain’t he cute?!)

The Dallas comic con this weekend was great! Thank you to everyone that stopped by. These are a few of the commissions I did at the show.

I will be at Dallas Comic Con this weekend (May 21-22) exhibiting in the Small Press Area.

I will also be at Comicpalooza in Houston the following weekend May 28-29

ALSO!!!

My Wife and I are premiering a NEW FULL COLOR 16-page Super Zeroes adventure story!
These will be the first shows they’re available. Click the image below to check out a preview!

The local newspaper did a nice write up for our comic book convention coming up this weekend!

We’ve worked very hard on these shows, we hope you’ll come check it out!

And if you’re interested in attending, check out our event page on FACEBOOK.

Visit www.Lubbockcomics.com for more information  Or check out our event on Facebook!!!

I can’t believe this is our 4th year doing this show!  When we started this in 2008 there had never really been a strong comic book convention in this region, and we didn’t think it would last.  But fans come from all around, and we’ve seen more and more attendees each year, and this year, we have more creators coming from out of town than ever before.  I’m very excited about this show, especially since after last year, I wasn’t sure we’d get to have another one.

I hope that anyone checking this out, that lives close enough to drive, will come out and say Hi!  I will be there with nearly everyone else from the Robot Cowboy studio!  It’s going to be a great show!

-Will

I went to Dallas Comic Con a few weeks ago with my wife to see some friends and talk with artists I know in the industry.  Truth be told, I was really just getting out of town.  Deadlines have been tight the last few months and it seems like I’ve been working non-stop.  Occasionally that makes me sluggish and I need a break just to recharge.  I’ve never been to DCC before, but it was packed!  I guess without Wizard World Texas in the Dallas area anymore, people are looking for something to fill that gap.  I’ve heard recently they’re going to be moving to a larger location, so hopefully that works out, and I’ll be exhibiting there sometime down the road.

While there, I wanted to do some fanart for Josh Howard, who does the comic Dead @ 17.  Josh was a guest at our convention here in Lubbock last November, and it was great getting to pick his brain about his process and the industry itself (we don’t get a lot of chance for that out in West Texas).   Anyways, the sketch was fun, I wish I’d had time to paint it, but I only had a couple of hours to spare before the trip.

-Will

I can’t tell you how long I’ve been struggling to come up with a logo/mascot for our next convention.  Even after I started working on this one its taken me a half-dozen attempts to get it workable.  I hope people like it.  I figure if a giant atomic monster were to ever rampage through Lubbock… it would probably be a prairie dog.  Now there’s a monster movie!

Make sure to click the image to check out the new www.lubbockcomics.com website.

-Will

What? No I don’t know what this is for. Ask me later.