I wish I could spend forever designing the characters for Cross Hare’s world, but in this particular instance I had less than an hour to come up with the Maitre D’ for The Sandwich Club. From day to day, I[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
When I started drawing Cross Hare comic strips, I never thought beyond individual strips. I had picked some old newspaper strips that I liked and figured out how tall and wide they were. This determined what size I would make[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
My first 50 or so Cross Hare comic strips were created very haphazardly. At the time, I wasn’t drawing out the entire strip, but doing sketches on different pieces of scrap paper, scanning my drawings, and then doing much of[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Cross Hare has yet to encounter one of the sworn protectors of The Jade Rose. Sooner or later one of the Knights of the Jade Rose is bound to pop up, and I don’t even have a character designed yet![…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
I just got a shipment of flyers for Cross Hare delivered today! Two-thousand 8.5×5.5 glossy postcards to be exact. I’ll be taking these with me to promote CrossHare.com at the San Diego Comicon this weekend!
Chester Gould drew one character completely different from the next. Dick Tracy’s rogues gallery is a menagerie of squiggles, curves, dots and lines that form outrageous personalities that were always over the top. Check out this 1978 program for an[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…