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Hello, it’s me, Matt Wiegle, the gentleman who draws this comic. I’ll have a selection of drawings and prints on display at the Franklin Art Works in Minneapolis, Minnesota, starting this Friday, February 17 and continuing until April 28. On hand will be several drawings based on Cormac McCarthy’s Blood Meridian:
…as well as the Pink Meteor prints, made by me and John Mejias for John’s Paping anthology:
Also also, our colleague Shawn Cheng will have ten paintings on display, which I’m looking forward to seeing in person, because use your eyeballs to see this thing, and then imagine it four feet wide:
If you’re in Minneapolis, Mr. Cheng and I will be there for the opening on the evening of the 17th. We hope to see you there.
The most dangerous man alive has now set out on his quest. Who knows where it will take him?
Meanwhile, if you check the skullscreen at the top of our website, you’ll see this mysterious new city in the monitor. Our TV eye is ever watchful.
Today a new Destructor story begins! I’ve been waiting to see Matt’s take on this tale for literally years now, but the opportunity to publish it direct to the web in full color, and the changes we’ve thereby been able to make to the presentation from our original idea as to how to depict this chapter in Destructor’s life, have me more excited about it now than ever. Fans of Matt’s coloring in particular have a great deal to look forward to.
Two brief items of note:
1) Our records — and these are admittedly incomplete; scholarship is ongoing — indicate that of the four stories we’ve now made available, this one takes place at the earliest point in Destructor’s life so far.
2) Longtime readers will have already noticed the revelation of an important detail regarding Destructor’s origin.
With that I leave you to “Destructor Meets the Cats” page one. Enjoy!
Hello, dear readers. As you are no doubt aware by now, today sees the completion of “Destructor and the Lady,” with the the publication of the final two pages of this tale. RSS readers may not have seen the very last page, so I suggest that you click here to read the entire story from the beginning, all on one scrolling page, via the Archive. We hope you have enjoyed the story, and we look forward to sharing others with you.
Today also sees the union in holy wedlock of my collaborator Matt Wiegle and his special lady Sally Madden. Please join me in congratulating them and wishing them a lifetime of delightfulness together. I feel as though today’s pages are the perfect note on which to begin a life together. Have fun, you two!
Behold! Artist and Destructor fan Jeremy Grant submitted this dramatic piece of fanart in tribute to Destructor’s victory over the croc champion. A memorable occasion, to be sure.
As you wait for the completion of “Destructor and the Lady,” what better way to spend the time than creating some Destructor fanart of your own?