After following up the amazing Inkhead LAB with several weeks of flu, I’m returning to reality, and possibly even comics.

Clip Studio Paint is driving me insane, but there’s always Spider-man.

Thompson’s immense knowledge of his subject lends Casanova in Paris a genuine sense of authenticity.

In this Indie Penance: Waking Life, Frankenstein Texas, Tom N Artie, The Herebey Dragons and This Train Terminates Here.

Norton Juster’s “demon of petty tasks and worthless jobs” seems increasingly relevant with age…

Tab Kimpton’s charming traveller’s guide challenges real-world LGBTQ+ myths.

Matthew Brown’s introspective journey through the practice is an authentic and engaging oddity.

This week I’ve been enjoying Yakuza 0. Arguably a little too much.

Indie creator Gary Scott Beatty joins Webtoons with Gods of Aazurn.

Pictures for Brains is a 100-page book collection of Ben Jelter’s surreal illustrations.

This week I am very pleased to announce the Inkhead Comics Culture LAB!

A great paid opportunity for professional, self-published and aspiring comic creators this October.