Greetings From Moonbase 1

Ahoy-hoy,
So here I am, married and mortgaged up to the eyeballs. That was sudden...
The wedding was a huge success, everybody had a great day, especially myself and Jackie. The honeymoon in Rome was amazing, everywhere you look the architecture and design are simply awe-inspiring. I loved it. Settled into the new house and studio now properly, well into work on Angel: After The Fall issue 14. I love this book. Its incredibly well written by Brian Lynch and Joss Whedon, and we're actually shaping the events that follow the classic 'Not Fade Away'. Issue 14 is my last(of three), but it looks like I'll be working with Brian again very soon. Which suits me down to the ground.
As for the image here? These are the credits for my Angel issues. Yep, Whedon and Mooney, together for the first(and probably only) time, because nobody demanded it. At least I can die happy now.
Angel 12 lands in the shops tomorrow, and its a doosy. Pick up several.

Stephen

Get Me To the Church on Time

Hey, moving house this morning, lots involved. Then on Thursday I get married to Jackie. Then off to Rome for the honeymoon.
Busy week.
Here's a pic of the new gaf, I'll post better pics when upon my glorious return.

Angel: After The Fall 12 Variant Cover

My cover for the twelfth issue of After The Fall. Kinda an 'Irish wake' theme, appropriate since ol' Liam is from Galway. Really cool getting to draw the original three characters, still my favourites along with Wes.

Interview With The Vampire (drawer)

Hey guys and gals, just wanted to give you the heads up about an interview I just did with Mummy scribe extraordinaire Joshaua Jabcuga, over at his 'Squib Central' column at Comics101.com. Josh is a hoot and real value, while my answers are blandly accurate. What more could you ask for! Head on over and give it a read when you get the chance!
Here be the link

Angelic

Couple of new Angel covers, both for Issue 11 as far as I know. One is a regular variant, while the 'chess' themed piece is from another cool suggestion from the good folks over at the Slayalive site. They come up with some great concepts. The man behind this one is Graham Batten, nice work Graham!

The Incredibrennans

Hiyo. So its been a while since I last posted anything, busy busy at the mo. I'm working away on an arc of a book I love, and I couldn't be happier. Also, there's the whole getting married in seven weeks thing, and the house being in the final stages of construction. Poor bloggy doesn't get a look in. Hopefully I'll start some more regular posting as of now, I've a couple new Angel covers in the bank that I'll trot out soon. Was at the 2d comic con in Derry last weekend, and it was yet again a brilliant weekend. I've already confirmed for next year, so maybe see ye there.
This is a piece I just finished for one of my girlfriend's sisters, it's her family as the Incredibles. I LOVED that movie(love anything Brad Bird touches) and it was great fun trying to keep them on model. Reminded me of the old animation days.
Righto, that's me off.

PS- I hope everybody is picking up The Mummy series! Its great, trust me.

Angel: After The Fall 7, The Mummy Prequel 1 Out This Week

Hey-hey, two books of mine on the shelves this week, I'm all excited! The first is the new issue(7) of Angel: After The Fall. It contains the second half of the story started in issue 6 starring Connor and... somebody else. I'm really happy with how it came out, and Brian Lynch reckons its one of the best things he's ever written, so go buy!
The second book is the first issue of a series I've been working on since January with a great writer called Joshua Jabcuga, 'The Mummy - The Rise and Fall of Xango's Axe'. It's a hell of a fun ride firmly in the old-skool pulp vein. It'll buckle yer swash and no mistake. Get out there and pick it up!
Here's the pencils to the cover of the new Mummy book.