LETHARGiC LAD: TOPICS OF UNCLEAR IMPORTANCE ON SALE NOW AT LethargicLad.com!



Be the first to buy the new Lethargic Lad trade paperback, LETHARGiC LAD: TOPICS OF UNCLEAR IMPORTANCE!

TOPICS OF UNCLEAR IMPORTANCE contains 184 pages and prints pretty much all of the ll.com strips featured on-line since April 2000. That's over 370 Lethargic Lad strips, with material that has already been featured int he three Lethargic Lad Annuals, and material that has never seen print before. Also, the books contains all the Lethargic Lad's Rogues Gallery comics, that were originally featured in DORK TOWER.

Copies are $25 each (shipping included) and exclusively available at LethargicLad.com!
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I have worked professionally in comics, doing pretty much every job there is to do, since 1991. Besides doing my own webcomic, Lethargic Lad, I work mainly as an illustrator for various toy and game companies.

I am most known for my character Lethargic Lad. He has appeared in over 40 issues of his own variously-titled print comics, which have been published by a wide range of publishers since 1991. Currently, Lethargic Lad appears in webcomics at http://www.lethargiclad.com. These on-line comics have been compiled and published by Dork Storm Press in three "annuals". Also, an all-new Lethargic Lad comic appears in each and every issue of Dork Tower.

Since 2002, I've worked as an illustrator for the LEGO Group and have been involved in many of their publication projects (including the AFOLs comic book, part of which can be read in my gallery). Currently, my LEGO comics work can be seen on the boxes of the LEGO Batman line (making me one of the most viewed and highly circulated Batman artists, because the LEGO Batman sets hugely outsell any Batman comics!) and on this year's LEGO Spongebob Squarepants sets.

I have illustrated several card games for Steve Jackson Games, including Munchkin Fu, Chez Guevara and (my favorie) Burn In Hell. I also currently do Murphy's Rules, a gaming-oriented comic that appears bi-weekly in Pyramid, Steve Jackson Games' on-line zine.