Most comics are free to read unless otherwise mentioned.
Quod Ames (Something You May Love) (2026) – Part one of a tale of purity, power, and unequal love in tumultuous medieval France. Made for the inaugural Manga Ichiba Doujinshi fest of 2026. Available to purchase as a digital or physical zine.
The Holy Cephalophore – (2025) An embittered king is shot down while besieging one of his rebellious vassals, and encounters a devilish figure. Will he let go of his earthly grudges, or double down on them?
Fujo X-Ray Visions (2024-present) An ongoing series of autobio comics exploring life, career changes, and various humorous and awkward situations. (available both in print or as digital downloads.)
Voids and Visions (2022) – A somewhat meandering autobio zine about loving comics, the vulnerabilities and fears that come with making art and considering the future, and trying, failing, and trying (again?) to figure out what lies in store. Originally made for the 2022 San Francisco Zinefest
Inexorable – (2020) The death-god Tash, muses about his relationship to the prophetic end of days. Inspired by The Chronicles of Narnia.
The Wanderer – (2019) A death angel, witness to millennia of human callousness and violence, leads the newest lost soul down to the bowels of Hades. However, this will be a very different journey than all the times before. Loosely inspired by the Harrowing of Hell. CW for injury/body horror/mild blood.
GLORIA! – (2018) Biblical angels reflect on the roles they’ve played since the beginning of creation, and on the fragility and mystery of humans.
The Witness – (2018) A man’s prayer is answered immediately, if not the way he expects or desires.
Thirty Years – (2018) A brief look into Mary’s relationship with Jesus, in the years between his birth and the start of his ministry.
Daikon Day (2017) – A retelling of the story of Abraham and Isaac, told through an adaption of Anaïs Mitchell’s song “Dying Day”
