For over two years, this syndicated comic strip appeared in numerous newspapers as part of the personals section. Some of the comics were reprinted in books. The main characters, Samantha and Delilah, drudge through dating, relationships and other earthly rituals that make us wonder if it is all worth missing TV.
Drawn by Ken Roberts From commuting to computing to competing, it ain’t nobody’s business, it’s EVERYBODY’S BUSINESS. This single-panel cartoon, syndicated by Copley News Service, appeared in over 200 newspapers for 16 years. A comic panel on that 9 to 5, meeting-filled commuting-crazed, computer-ruled world we call “Income.” Included is the occasional “Aesop’s Business Fables,” …
The comic book story about a Christian superhero. Appeared in the graphic novel, “New Visions.” Published by New Creation Publications. Created by Matt Tolbert, Drawn by Frank Fosco, inked by Bob Petrecca, Lettered by Ken Leach
Published in National Sunday School Magazine, Power Station Told true stories of famous Christians in comic book form.
Galileo Published in National Sunday School Magazine, Power Station Drawn by Frank Fosco. A variety of true stories of famous Christians told in comic book form. Chris Dye Rahmn Keeps Focused Checkpoint Missionaries Johannes Kepler
Published by Marvel Comics When Sting heard I was writing about his involvement with the Starlight Foundation, he invited me to one of his matches where I got to meet him back stage and discuss the story. Nice guy too.
Illustrated by Neil Grahame and Mark Braun. Published by Malibu Graphics. Available at book sellers and eBay/auction websites. A 60-page graphic novel on President Bush (the first President Bush)