Tuesday 9 September 2008

my old pal Pete Mullins called yesterday and surprised me by mentioning as an afterthought that he has started a blog. He's using it to showcase his work both old and new and make passing comments as he goes along. It was great to see some of the stuff he's been up to of late. Long time readers here will recall that Pete and I worked closely together for a few years in the 1990s. You can see his work in Bacchus volumes 7-10 and From Hell. You'll probably have trouble separating his from mine back then, as we often do ourselves, and as Lambiek does, surprising given that he does work as flash as these character designs for an animated series where the characters are all constructed from old socks.




This is a a clear example of Pete's style on Bacchus. Only the lettering here is mine:


He would always go to town if I asked for something crazy. Everything this side of Bacchus is Pete's work:


And finally, a panel from one of the oddest things we pulled off. A little humorous five pager titled The Devil's Footprints (co-scripted with Marcus Moore) for a Heavy Metal special number that Kevin Eastman published back in 1997. In this panel I see my own lettering and I guess that hand in the forground; the rest is Pete's:

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Anonymous Anonymous said...

Pete Mullins, having appeared in some of your auto-bio work, and having come across as a patient and kind man therein, is probably someone's favorite comic character.

10 September 2008 at 01:32:00 GMT-5  
Blogger Hayley Campbell said...

Hey Pete, let's eat mo' meat!

10 September 2008 at 03:41:00 GMT-5  

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