
I'm working on getting Bluewing on Graphic Smash and maybe Drunken Duck and DrivethruComics.
I may even put up some of the old stuff from Superclutz Comics and South Boston Comics. Not as good as my current stuff, but I think it might be of interest to some people. Superclutz ran for four issues and Berkley had two short lived series that went one issue a piece: 8.Caliber and The Toilet Paper of Spider-whimp. Spider-whimp was actually inspired by a sight gag I did with a toilet paper roll. Berkley also used another character of mine in his first issue of Spider-whimp, Aluminum Man. We both did a story a piece for the Not-so-spectacular Spider-whimp, but Berk's grandmother threw them in an incinerator. A damn shame. This was the late 80's and I was treating the first comic as Web of Spiderman and this one like Spectacular so I did my style in an homage to Sal Buscema's style on Spectacular. Likewise when I did the Unamazing Spider-whimp, I paid a nod to McFarlane. Unfortunately, the originals to that one are messed up and the copies we made are all missing a page. I started a second issue and I may still have the originals for that.

When it was suggested by NEC that I probably couldn't use the name Superclutz, I changed it to Dunder Dunce and at that time Berk and myself formed South Boston comics. I still have copies and originals of the preview issue and the unpublished issue #1 which has 2 additional stories in it. I hope to release all of this as a retrospective. However, I don't think the work on most of this stuff is very top notch, hence I will be making this available as free downloads. The only decent comic to come out of that era was Bluewing #1. Superclutz may be seeing a return soon though. Fortunately I am a much better writer and artist now and I have a much better grasp of comedy now as well.
I hope everyone will check all this stuff out when it becomes available.