M.D. Geist Ground Zero part 1, 1996

In the summer of 1995, my partners and I at Studio Go! embarked down a unique road indeed. For the first time I can think of, American artists collaborated with a Japanese creator to produce a comic book prequel to an anime film. Yeah, that's a pretty narrow category to stake a claim in, but it's exactly what happened.

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Posted in: Pro Comics

Cartoons for Girls, 2007 & 2010

Before my time in the TV cartoon biz, I learned some of the dirty secrets behind how cartoons were made. A few years after I got in, those secrets came back to haunt me. This is the tale of two girls cartoons I worked on (Clik Stars in 2007 and Barbie Fashionistas in 2010) and the dirty secret that made them spookily similar.

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Posted in: TV Cartoons

2000AD cover galleries

In November 1983, a significant event shifted my path: I bought the first "import" issue of Judge Dredd and gradually became hooked on a massive body of science-fiction comics that started in 1977 and continues to this day. If you're pursuing a 2000AD collection of your own, or just want to look at some wild and crazy art guaranteed to entertain, you'll find a lot here to like.

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Posted in: Mystery Grab-bag

The Armored Trooper Votoms Hub

Armored Trooper Votoms is my favorite mecha anime of all time. It's one of the things that made me who I am today. I participated in its import to the US and various other projects, but never got the chance to take my fandom online...until now. This right here is a website-within-a-website that will explore Votoms like never before. Keep watching as new content is added!

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Posted in: Anime World

Chapter 4 posted June 1, 2025!

Read THE LAST BLUE EAGLE, my new and original SF adventure webcomic created just for this site! In the world of the future, Earth is one of six planets united in a bond of mutual prosperity. Linked by Quantum Gates that allow for FTL travel, the gifts they shared with each other brought tremendous evolution to technology, culture, trade…and crime.

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