The world will end on April 2012… Nomads Debuts at MoCCA 2012

The world will end on April 2012…

A primer for the coming Armageddon, Nomads takes readers on a journey into a post-apocalyptic landscape through the creative, terrifying and sometimes perverse minds of today’s up-and-coming cartoonists.

Michael LaRiccia, Jose “Dondi J” Carmona, Nik Moore, Dave McKenna, Jonathan “Swifty” Lang, Fred Noland and Frank Reynoso will thrill you, chill you, and even tickle you.

Nomads: Tales from the Edge of the World will debut at MoCCA Fest April 28th and 29th. Buy tickets now or you’ll be left outside crying.

For a behind-the-scenes look at the comic visit our Facebook page. And while you’re at it, LIKE it because you know you do.

(Cover image by Michael LaRiccia and Nik Moore.)

ZombieBombTV Season 1 Finale

The wild and awesome folks at Zombie Bomb! just posted their latest video by Tom Bennett featuring creators Adam Miller, Keith McCleary, Rob Dukes, Andrew Houle, Josh Morrissette, Brian Ferrara, Jessica Ferrara and yours truly at the New York City Comic Con!

1st Page of Zed and Itty: Beach Bum Bash

The first page from my latest comic Zed and Itty: Beach Bum Bash. It's an eight-page, all-ages comic that'll appear in The House of 12's anthology at this year's Small Press Expo. I'll be exhibiting at the expo along with my great friend Keith McCleary.
















© Frank Reynoso, Augt. 2009, All Rights Reserved

Page 2 of Zed and Itty: Beach Bum Bash

Unlettered page from my children's comic Zed and Itty: Beach Bum Bash.















© Frank Reynoso, Aug. 2009

Sample Panels from Zed and Itty: Beach Bum Bash

A couple of unlettered panels from my upcoming 8-page children's comic Zed and Itty: Beach Bum Bash for the House of 12 anthology Touching Children's Stories. The anthology is set to debut at this year's Small Press Expo in Bethesda, Maryland in September.

























© Frank Reynoso, Aug, 2009, All Rights Reserved

My interview on Indie Spinner Rack

Charlito from Indie Spinner Rack interviewed me along with some other cartoonists at the MoCCA Fest back in June. It's posted on their blog.

My interview on my latest comic Saucy #1 is halfway into the podcast. You can download it through iTunes or their blog.

Saucy #1 and Buenas Noches Reviewed on Comic Critique.com

"“By George,” [is] a brilliant comic-of-the-absurd told in increasingly surreal nonsense-speak that will give a cathartic laugh to anyone whose life partially depends on paychecks from corporations."

Read the full Comic Critique dot Com review of Saucy #1 and Buenas Noches.

My Site, MoCCA Fest 2009, and Saucy #1

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The Phenomenal Jock: Bye, Bye Baby

Finally, some pages from my upcoming comic The Phenomenal Jock: Bye, Bye Baby. The comic will debut at this year's MoCCA Fest.

Jock's ravenous hunger leads him to a nearby, quaint suburban home. But everything's not as it seems. Can Jock handle the mighty Pwecious!?!































































































































© Frank Reynoso, Jan. 2009, All Rights Reserved

Sample Panels from "Phenomenal Jock"

I've penciled additional pages for my old, unpublished comic "The Phenomenal Jock."

I plan to debut the comic at next year's MoCCA Fest.

Here are some sample panels.





















































































© Frank Reynoso, Nov. 2008, All Rights Reserved

"Sock the Vote" Comic

Here's my one-page comic response to voting.

Forward far and wide. :)















© Frank Reynoso, Oct. 2008, All Rights Reserved

A few Pages from "The Phenomenal Jock"

A couple of years ago, I made the short comic "The Phenomenal Jock." Not happy with the story, I put it aside and never published it. Fast forward to SPX 2008, on the darkened bus ride from Washington DC to NYC. While everyone snored and farted in their sleep, I came up with a few extra pages of material that should really fatten the story out.

If all works well, this comic will debut at next year's MoCCA Arts and Comics Fest in NYC. (And New York Comic Con, if I get a table in artist's alley.)

I'll post the newly penciled pages as soon as they're done. For now, check out the first couple of pages of this minor epic.














































© Frank Reynoso, Oct. 2008, All Rights Reserved

Masheka Wood's "So, You've Been Laid Off?!"

If you're suffering from economic distress as most people are, do yourself a favor and grab a copy of Masheka Wood's new mini-comic So, You've Been Laid Off?! What more can I say but "Delaware."

And while you're at it, grab a copy of Deep Doodle. Funny shit.

© Frank Reynoso, Oct. 2008, All Rights Reserved

Some pictures from this year's Small Press Expo (SPX)

Though I only stayed for Sunday, I enjoyed every minute at the comics fest. Thanks again to everyone who stopped by the table to check out our stuff and chatted. And thanks to my girlfriend Irina for all your help, Erin Thompson and Keith McCleary for letting me sit in with him at the comics fest.

Some great moments and people at SPX.


Killing Tree Quarterly creator Keith McCleary sporting Dreadnoks shirt sans irony. Gotta love it. Hehehe.
















August (left) and Deep Doodle's Masheka Wood (r).













Michael LaRiccia creator of Black Mane, Death of Black Mane and founder of One Time Press rocks out.

















And lastly, yours truly, with my latest batch of watercolor paintings Portraits from the Animal Kingdom.










More pictures to come.

© Frank Reynoso, Oct. 2008, All Rights Reserved

More pictures from this year's MoCCA Fest

Here's another batch of picts from this year's MoCCA Fest.

(Liz Tillotson and I sharing a moment.)

(Check out the spread. Toy octopus courtesy of Nik Moore and Liz Tillotson.)

(The always-in-demand Nik Moore and Liz Tillotson on the frist day of the fest.)

(A couple of tired pups after a weekend of comix fun. Moi and James Spruill.)

SPX anyone...?

© Frank Reynoso, June 2008, All Rights Reserved

Re:MoCCA Fest 2008

(James Spruill and I. Finger-raising excitement.)

(Liz Tillotson chilling while I chat with a MoCCA Fest attendee.)

This year's MoCCA Fest inspired and reinvigorated me. Thank you to all the folks who stopped by the table and to all who I chatted with. Lots of great conversations.

Rock on!!!

© Frank Reynoso, June 2008, All Rights Reserved