Just a little escape

I've finally finished the latest scene for Tomb of the Undead

Check it out - there's a new scene for the Tomb of the Undead, Just a little escape, for you to check out. Six pages long, which was partly why it took so long to complete - but admittedly, I haven't been spending as much time on it lately.

Evelyn and Dr. Miller disembark their flight to face whatever consequences Dr. Starkwood has put in place for them in Just a little escape. Other posts you might be interested in about graphic novels:

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Canada History Magazine article

If you didn't run out and purchase the April / May issue of Canada History magazine, then you likely haven't read my article in there. So - this is for you:

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Again, if you like it, be sure to e-mail the editor and tell'em what you think. editors@canadashistory.ca

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New Tomb of the Undead update

There are no snakes on this plane. Enjoy the ride.

It's been almost two weeks, but I've finally finished another scene to the book, which you can go and check out now.

For the record, drawing a plane is hard. Was a little surprised how oddly they are shaped.

On bookstands now

You can go to Chapters, or anywhere magazines are sold, and find the former "The Beaver" and look up Canada' History magazine.

You'll know the one when you see a "God's Warriors" on the cover, and on the top left hand corner, a sidebar that reads: Canada's First Car.

This is an indication that the article I wrote for them in 2008 is finally published!

Check it out! And then contact the editor and tell them how much you loved it.

editors@canadashistory.ca