Editorial and writing credits include projects with A Wave Blue
World, Lifeline Comics, Fugitive Poems, Source Point Press, Dauntless Comics,
Stacked Deck Press, and more.
Below you’ll find published books, curated excerpts, and full scripts.
My greatest pleasure in life is telling stories. I hope that shows here.
01 - Published works
Stuff with my name on it, or in it.
Come Out and Play: The Queer Sports Project
Short story · Stacked Deck Press
2026 Eisner Award Nominee
A full-color comics anthology about LGBTQ+ people and their experiences in
athletics, with over thirty queer creators contributing stories - established
industry professionals alongside athletes making their comics debuts. Edited by
Meghan Kemp-Gee and Megan Praz.
A Ringo Award-winning collection of short comic stories about trans and
non-binary experiences of gender euphoria - feelings of joy in how your
gender is presented and perceived - from creators all over the world.
The flutter of first dates, the thrill of a text-back, the heart-stopping
seconds before coming out, and the rush when finally discovering who you truly
are. A collection of personal stories, testimonies, heirlooms, evocations, and
evangelisms for queer creators and readers that celebrates feeling good about
who you are, and coming into your own at last.
A comics anthology celebrating the strength, power, and agency of women,
specifically those whose stories begin and end at the point of a blade. Leaders,
keepers of wisdom, warriors of strength, monsters, magicians, and modern
marvels stride through these pages in astonishing adventures arrayed with the
clang of edged weapons in battle.
Queer comedy icon and internet sensation Dandy, of the secret organization
known as the Lavender Society, brings you this special collection of Victorian
era horror stories written and illustrated by the best up-and-coming LGBTQ+
creators.
Magic! Lies! Betrayal! Blood… and mercy. A wayward knight discovers
that not all is as it seems in this short one-shot epic introduction to a world
that teaches us to look beyond - and within - to seek the light of truth.
Containment Breach, Vol. 4: Monsters, Beasts and Bastards
Short story · Fugitive Poems
One hundred and eighty-two pages of demented abominations, spanning horror
and dark comedy - hell beasts, mutated wildlife, vampires, werewolves and other
supernatural company, across wholly original comic stories. Home to
“Mine,” below.
Curated extracts from anthologies and collections.
Click any page to view it full size. Each story can be read in full as a PDF.
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Seeing Red
Oft have I heard that grief softens the mind, and makes it fearful and
degenerate; think therefore on revenge and cease to weep.
Shakespeare
A five-page story without dialogue that follows an auburn-haired wanderer on the
Western frontier. She kills without emotion or hesitation, and yet there’s
purpose to her cold precision, revealed over the tale’s brief but powerful
duration. Blood is sometimes more than vengeance. It is a promise kept.
You know, the thing about family is that you can choose it. And I choose you.
Brynne Rebele-Henry
A ten-page fantasy tale about a mysterious orphan who led an unremarkable life
until faced with a choice: be the monster that others see him as, or become the
protector he never had, even if the role of savior resides in a skin of evil.
A one-page jam adaptation of a poem from my collected works: a whimsical origin
reinterpretation of the elder survivor of the House of El.
Artwork
Elisabeth Mkheidze
Coloring
Gab Contreras
Lettering
DC Hopkins
02
Taking Names
A five-page short based in the Commander Rao universe by Fell Hound, published
through Scout Comics. A bonus story as part of the And We Love You Kickstarter.
Eight-page witch-focused horror anthology submission. In the ruins of a
besieged village, an orphan is taken in by a shape-shifting forest witch who
assumes the form of his dead mother. She takes him in amongst her enchanted
brood as the old magic reclaims what war has stolen.
Sixteen-page short story as proof of concept about a positive futurism
project. A Korean couple in the not-so-distant future meet at a dance
competition, live on to become champion ballroom dancers, and come to grips with
his cancer diagnosis in different ways. She runs from the truth, while he
embraces it the only way he knows how: through saying goodbye the way they said
hello.