"A Comic About Cats and Magick" by Eric M Esquivel

I love cats.  I don't own one, but that's okay.  I love lots of people that I don't own.  Anyways, here's a comic that I just swiped from Eric Esquivel's Twitter thread. 

"How To Make A Jail House Tamale" a One Page Comic by Justus Jones, Eric M. Esquivel and

Here's a one-page comic I drew and lettered recently for a client (more info about that below).

"The bigots who didn't want this book to succeed are having a full-blown meltdown, and it is ADORABLE." -BORDER TOWN scribe Eric M. Esquivel

What are your thoughts on Felipe Smiith and Tradd Moore's ALL NEW GHOST RIDER designs?

Here's a shiteload of pre-production art for Felipe Smith and Tradd Moore's upcoming All New Ghost Rider comic. Besides the fact that his civilian persona Robbie Reyes is obviously based on my west-coast homie and GhettoManga contributor Eric M. Esquivel (Blackest Terror, Thor:Unkillable Thunderchrist, FREELANCERS, Loki: Ragnarok and Roll), what do you think of the direction the latest incarnation of Marvel's revanent road warrior?

Blackest Terror Fan Art by Pharoah Bolding

Here's a fan art of Eric Esquivel's The Blackest Terror by the mighty (and mighty funny) Pharoah Bolding (The Dot). Here's some blahzay blah from the Pharoah himself below

In Stores NOW- "FREELANCERS #3" by Eric M. Esquivel and Joshua Covey

Two issues in, I officially fux with FREELANCERS, the over-the-top girl dirty-workers-for-hire comic from BOOM! Studios. Originally created by Ian Brill and the mighty Felipe Smith, the comic is actually drawn by Joshua Covey, and number 3 marks the freebird writing debut of our lil homie Eric M Esquivel (Blackest Terror, Thor: Unkillable Thunder Christ). Here's a preview...

New Teaser ad for project I'm working on...

 Here's a teaser ad I made to fill in one of the as-yet unpurchased ad spaces in the new issue of GhettoManga Quarterly Magazine.

INTERVIEW: Eric M. Esquivel speaks on "The Blackest Terror"

I've heard of a few comics writers taking a stab at some of the comic characters that have fallen into the public domain (that just means that no one owns the rights to the characters... try to keep up), and have seen some interesting things done with them... one that crosses into the territory of being eyebrow-raising is Eric M. Esquivel's new superhero/revolutionary The Blackest Terror.  I got a chance to interview Esquivel pretty in-depth about the universe he created for The Blackest Terror one-shot, the other books in the series he is creating for Moonstone Comics, and pretty much anything else I could think of...