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Steven Grant
Josh Elder
Christopher S. Wilson
Mauro Vargas
Andres Carranza
Andres Ponce
Tomas Aira
Leonardo Pietro
Michael Netzer
Brian Warmoth
Molly Crabapple
John Leavitt
David Gallaher
David Marquez
Justin Aclin
Chris Ward
Eric Palicki
Took me almost two hours to silhouette Lit out of the sound effect in the final panel. Then as soon as I finished I realized a better way I could have done it. Looks good, though, so whatever.
I think I'll make Brenizer a recurring character just so he can keep up with his real-life superhero girlfriend. Maybe I'll have him tinkering around the Herald offices trying to sell photos once the story returns to the present day.
Because this is what you'll find waiting for you on repeat when you get home from a week in California.
Muah ha ha ha!
I drew 16 headshots for Andy Green's article on Clutch.
But you only count 15 because the Franz Josef dropped off the map:
Franz Josef -- You will marry a female body builder with an eye patch and a short temper
Invisible, Inc. is happening here, now.
Brenizer and I were on the train on Sunday, when we noticed this ad. I think what really offends the few design sensibilities I possess is not that that padlock can be easily plucked from the S, but that there's a perfectly sealed lowercase G in the middle, dropping down below the rest of the word to divide the words below it. It's the perfect place for the padlock, as opposed to where you see it, which protects no theft.
Taken with Brenizer's iPhone. He's really good with any camera you give him.
You know, I slow poor Tomas down by asking him to draw my friends into these comics, and I don't give him nearly enough public acknowledgement for the bang-up job he does. That's a note-perfect Ryan Brenizer, who's reportedly pleased as punch and pie to see himself in a comic, and here's me not praising my artist for all the world to hear.
You're spiffy, Tomas.
An ugly scene gets even uglier.
Beautifully rendered by Tomas, though.
Poor Max.
And sorry you didn't get your Hannibal page this week. I'm kind of wondering where it is myself.
But you have to try.
I wish sometimes I weren't so good a shaman. I should just start writing screwball comedies.
I had no idea how true this was until a couple years after scripting it, when I assisted Brenizer on some photo assignments. Photogs will throw themselves under a truck to get an interesting picture.
I wrote this before I ever worked with Brenizer, and therefore, before I knew how he would actually have let Lit get pulverized if it meant getting the shot.
The Flickrati will recognize the guest appearance by Mr. Ryan Brenizer, as well as the nod to his nom du snap. You could do a lot worse than one of the country's top wedding photographers for your comic and/or matrimony.
If you haven't read the previous issues, start here.
If you're newly arrived from Comics Alliance or the Cracked Older Women topic, you'll want to read Invisible, Inc. issues 1 & 2 before today's comic.
