Yesterday, Project: Rooftop announced the first place winner in its “Spider-Man: Webhead 2.0″ contest, a competition to redesign Spider-Man’s costume. Mine wasn’t it.

Comic book writer, indie filmmaker and all-around good dude Brandon Jerwa is making a documentary that focuses on those insanely creative people who work endlessly at bringing comic books, graphic novels and cartoons to life.

Remember “Sugarhook,” the short film I co-wrote/co-directed/co-produced for this year’s 48 Hour Film Festival? Want to see it on the (relatively) big screen again? For the first time? At a film festival? Your wish is my command. Or, more accurately, Theatre7′s command.

We have come to the beginning of the end (for now) of the Magical (Musical) Mystery Tour, and what a long, strange trip it’s been.

The Best of Omega Comics Presents, Vol. 1, is coming out in September, collecting the best stories from the first four issues of that anthology series, including all four chapters of my story, “Omega.”

It’s been a while since I’ve written about a nightclub, let alone the nightlife scene in general. I have to admit, though, I’m pleased with what turned out to be my first assignment for M life, MGM Resorts’ in-house quarterly magazine: a feature about the resurgence of the DJ in Las Vegas nightlife.

It occurred to me last week that I rarely post illustrations or even works-in-progress on this blog anymore. So, I’ve created a new Tumblr called “Sequential Madness,” and I’ve set the goal of posting a drawing there every day.