Hi all,
I am a creator based out of Tucson, Arizona. My writing influences are: Frank Miller, Brian Michael Bendis, Bryan K Vaughn, Gail Simone, Jimmy Palmiotti, Jimmie Robinson, Rick Spears, Richard Moore
My art influences are: Frank Miller, Ed McGuinness, Scott McDaniel, Rob G, Jimmie Robinson, Bruce Timm, Richard Moore

My Top 5 Comic book stories:
1. Teenagers From Mars by Rick Spears and Rob G
2. Dark Knight Returns by Frank Miller Klaus Janson and Lynn Varley
3. Bone By Jeff Smith
4. SCUD The Whole Shebang! by Rob Schrab
5. Bomb Queen: WMD by Jimmie Robinson

Recommended Reading (other than the above):
Watchmen
Weapon X
Young Liars
Kick Ass
Hack Slash
Batman: Year One
The Sin City series
Boneyard
Filler
Dead West
Repo
Fire And Brimstone
Far West

My Top 5 Favorite Albums
1. Evil Empire- Rage Against the Machine
2. Misfits- The Misfits
3. Toxicity- System of a Down
4. I'm Not Dead- Pink
5. The Rising Tide- Fort Minor

Top 5 Favorite Songs:
1. Bulls On Parade- Rage Against the Machine
2. Remember the Name- Fort Minor
3. Teenagers From Mars- The Misfits
4. We Are 138- The Misfits
5. Hate Me- Blue October

Top 5 Favorite Flicks:
1. Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974)
2. Leon
3. The Wrestler
4. Clerks
5. Shaun of the Dead

Top 5 Favorite Comic Book Movies
1. V For Vendetta
2. Iron Man
3. The Dark Knight
4. Punisher Warzone
5. Spider-Man 2

Youth in Asia is the story of a group of friends just trying to get by in Apex City. The main character is John Nash, pro wrestler for a local independent promotion called Triple X by day and night, and super powered vigilante by later at night. Nash is not your typical vigilante, he's actually a fairly mentally balance individual in spite of what led him along this path. At nine years old, Nash's entire family was butchered in a government "clean up." Upon this, Nash was immediately placed into a maximum security state mental institution. What followed for the next decade was a grooming for a serial killing, super powered lunatic, if it had been anyone else. Within the walls Nash called home, he waited and learned. He learned to fight by watching Saturday afternoon pro wrestling and Lucha Leibre on television. And he made friends. Well, one friend, Agnew, the split personality resulting from his traumatic past. Agnew eventually manifested himself in a "Frankenstein-like" creation from discarded stuffed animals in the craft room. After creating his new friend, Agnew and he became undivided. They did everything together. And Nash soon came to refer to Agnew as his sidekick. Agnew accompanied Nash everywhere within the confines of Norfolk. Nash needed Agnew to attempt to keep his sanity. Agnew in turn needed Nash for protection from the other inmates. The inmates would try and steal Agnew on numerous occasions. This didn't last long, as Nash would "black out" and go completely ballistic, beating up and often disfiguring guys twice his size. It was just a part of his daily life during the decade he spent inside Norfolk Asylum.
Nash eventually realized he must escape Norfolk Asylum or die inside its cold, concrete and steel walls. The escape plan was on. As this will be later visited in a mini series or novelization called, Youth in Asia: 10 Years in Hell. This will deal with every character and their ten years before the book started and they all came to be friends.