Cover reveal for THE TWILIGHT ZONE #4

Here’s the unveiled cover for The Twilight Zone #4, which I’m writing and drawing! I’m just over halfway done with the art, and it’s coming together really nicely. I’ve learned a lot along the way, and it’s such a thrill to do an official Twilight Zone story.

Issue #4 will be released by IDW on February 4, 2026— and there are some variant covers by Nicole Goux and Francesco Francavilla as well. Please preorder a copy from your local shop before December 15th— the ISBN is 82771403461500411.

Thanks so much— please spread the word!

TMNT #11 variant cover is out!

My variant cover for Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #11 is out this week!

I gotta say: I’ve done some really cool things in my path through comics, but this kinda feels hard to beat. This one is for my 12-year-old self, just starting to make comics with Mike, Nate W., Alan, Mark, and Eli— and for all of us who grew up under the Master of Puppets-infused night skies specific to North Little Rock, Arkansas.

final orders for my TMNT cover

If you want a copy of my variant cover for Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #11, the final order cutoff at your local shop is July 21st— this is a limited 1:25 variant, so definitely request one from your shop because they won’t be available everywhere. It’ll hit stands on August 27th from IDW!

New story for 'The Twilight Zone'

I’m thrilled to announce I’ll be writing and drawing issue 4 of a brand-new, official The Twilight Zone series coming later this year from IDW! Truly a lifetime dream.

More updates and snippets as my work progresses!

Upcoming TMNT cover!

I’m happy to reveal my upcoming variant cover for Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #11, which will hit stands this July from IDW— you can reserve one through your local comics shop.

This was such a fulfilling side quest—as a third-grader in Alabama, I stumbled into TMNT in the months just before all the licensing and cartoon launched in 1987. After grabbing a one-off TMNT martial arts guide, I spotted some Eastman/Laird/Lawson/Bode issues right around the “Return to New York” storyline. This was the first comic that actually looked dirty and gritty to my young eyes— really, I was seeing the cartoonist’s hand at work for the first time. Changed my life! I’ve had the pleasure of meeting and talking with Kevin Eastman (who’s a fan of our work on March) several times over the years, and he’s always been a kind and generous fellow to me.