I’ve had two more shows announced, likely to last two announcements for the year, but you never know. On Oct. 25, I’ll be at my local show, Albany Comic Con. Run by my buddy John Belskis, Albany Con is very much an old school, one-day comic show: no celebrities on the guest list, just creators.

"What if," I said, "I wrote a page of script, and we gave it to three different artists, and see how they each approach drawing the page."

DC has announced a facsimile edition of Green Lantern #49, the second part of the “Emerald Twilight” storyline that kicked off my run on the title.

Last week saw release of Green Lantern #33, which was also Green Lantern #600 for the sake of legacy numbering. DC invited me and my Kyle Rayner co-creator Darryl Banks to team up again for a Kyle story, something to celebrate the Green Lantern legacy as whole, and Kyle’s in particular.

Back to Africa If you’re reading this on or about Feb. 15, I’m currently in Chennai, India, appearing at Comic Con India. More on that trip, including photos, next time, as well as my trip to Alaska Comic Con in Fairbanks. In the meantime, my return to Comic Con Cape Town has been announced for April 30 through May 3, in beautiful Cape Town, South Africa. It will be my second trip to Cape Town, and my third to South Africa, as I’ve also visited Johannesburg, including three

India is unlike anyplace else I’ve been in the world. Overwhelming, serene, alien, familiar, beautiful, all of those things at once.

Updates for 2026! Green Lantern, X-O Manowar and many more projects, and the Marz Store!

HEre's some text for the first post... and a cover!

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