My Comics
Here is where you will find a list of my own personal comic book projects. Feel free to look around.
Gamer Girl & Vixen

Gamer Girl & Vixen is an LGBT love story where two super-villains meet on the rooftops of New York and use their powers to rob celebrities!
Bianca Crowley has spent her whole life pretending to be straight, because that’s what her mother and society expect of the beautiful redhead. But when she meets the out and proud Gamer Girl — who already has the kickass costume and awesome super-powers — Bianca finally finds an outlet for the feelings she’s been suppressing her entire life.
Gamer Girl & Vixen is co-written by myself and my writing partner, Kristi McDowell, with art by Gemma Moody and Andrea Rosales, and lettering by Taylor Esposito. You can visit our website for more information on how to order your copy! So far, we’ve produced two graphic novels and several short comics, which you can read for free.
Check out all my Gamer Girl & Vixen Blog Posts Here!
God of Science

God of Science is a short story I wrote and had published in Scott Snyder Presents: The Cloakroom #1, a comic anthology created for and managed by the students in Scott Snyder’s Comics 101 Substack, of which I am one. It’s just a fun little creative story I developed through the lessons I learned in the class. We had a very successful Kickstarter back in early 2024.
The story is about the first human explorer who sets foot in the Afterlife and gets into an argument with the nearest God.
The Scott Snyder Comics 101 class is really awesome and more information is available on his Substack. I highly recommend the class because it’s fun and I’ve learned a lot. And hopefully I’ll be able to produce more comics with the class’ help in the future.
You can read God of Science here.
Cover Bard

Cover Bard is my current personal project that I’m slowly putting together. It’s a comedy fantasy comic in my own original world. The artwork is by Luke Beatrice, who has done some Gamer Girl & Vixen work for us as well. It’s a story I’ve had brewing for a bit, and now I’ve refined thanks to the lessons from Scott Snyder’s 101.
Cover Bard is about a bard who dreams of becoming a famous musician, but he can’t seem to get out of his own way to just write music and follow his dreams. When he’s looped in on a classic fantasy adventure, he learns how to overcome his own self-imposed block. In fantasy terms, a bard, a rogue and a fighter go on an adventure across a fantasy world and take on dragons, chosen ones and bridge trolls in a quest to make it to a concert on time.
The first issue is complete and (hopefully) had some success on Kickstarter, so now I’m working on the second issue.
You can check out some preview pages here.
The Totally Normal Quesadilla Maker That Definitely Can’t Talk
This story about a talking Quesadilla Maker was produced from the Museum of the Uncanny anthology through Very Big Comics. It’s the story about a guy buying a totally normal quesadilla maker at a yard sale — and, I assure you, it definitely can’t talk. I had a lot of fun creating and writing this story and I super love out artist Wren Rios made this thing look! It’s fantastic!
Very Big Comics is the publishing house my friends have put together, the one now publishing Cover Bard and Gamer Girl & Vixen. I’m not involved in the business side of things because I want to focus on being creative and all that good stuff. I look forward to producing more comics through Very Big Comics in the future!
You can read the Quesadilla Maker story here.


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