Marc Jackson‘s comic work is a frequent flyer on the blog, because it’s great. Big, exuberant, friendly panels, jokes galore, a ton of energy and a ton of intelligence. Grow A Pair is aimed at a slightly different market to his usual work and is just as successful. It also throws into stark relief, for …
Marc Jackson’s work is always welcome round these parts and when it’s this good that’s doubly so. Goons of the Galaxy is Marc’s typical exuberance and carefully concealed laconic jokes all wrapped around, well, space. Lots of space. Spaaaaaaace even. Jerry lives with his Uncle Larp. Jerry’s a human, Uncle Larp very VERY much isn’t. …
Marc Jackson’s comics are a sugar rush of pure joy. He’s got this wonderful ability to balance silly with carefully observed, very funny comedy and anything he puts out is worth your time. Bionic Battle Rabbit, which should probably sell you based on the title alone, is no exception. Here’s the deal; a game designer …
Marc Jackson‘s comics are joyous. His work is friendly, expansive, delightfully silly and often very funny. His new strip, a comic about a Duck that draws comics, is launching in the excellent Aces Weekly next month and it’s both an honor and a pleasure to host a preview here. So, let’s get Duckless.