Category: Blogging

POD

Posted on 5th March 2026 by PJH

(Today’s image from my vast bank of photos is from Machine Man 2020 by Herb Trimpe and Barry Windsor-Smith) My wife has been in a new job now since the new year. It’s full time, that means now, my days
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2000ad and more…

Posted on 4th March 2026 by PJH

Out Today: 2000AD Prog 2472 Featuring part 2 of Judge Dredd Climate Crises, by me with those rapscallions, Ned Hartley and Rob Williams and on colours Jack Davies with lettering by Annie Parkhouse. This strip episode I drew and John
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Just a check in

Posted on 2nd March 2026 by PJH

(Featured image: My wife had planted Daffodils, and they popped up the other day and yesterday I saw this rather impressive fellow mooching around – SPRING IS HERE!) IBS attack last night. Didn’t get to bed until I’d say about
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Never ending story

Posted on 1st March 2026 by PJH

It’s silly, but I’ve been mulling over the question of “could I write Terran Omega as an on going comic series”. I keep thinking, well, I’d run out of material, really. But I suspect in coming up with a character
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Rice Rice Baby

Posted on 28th February 2026 by PJH

Yesterday in the car taking 21 year old son N home from work.  “Dad, I’d love to make egg friend rice again. But I need old boiled rice.” (His last egg fried rice making adventure he used 8-EIGHT! Egg –
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PJ’s Patreon Perils

Posted on 27th February 2026 by PJH

Ok, not really perils. But it’s been interesting. I restarted my patreon and thought if I just consistently delivered new material every week on a regular metronome like consistency I’d slowly build an audience, and I did, but actually that
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Days of future past

Posted on 25th February 2026 by PJH

Some days just escape from you. This is one of them. I mean it didn’t start like that. The morning and afternoon felt like there was plenty of time then suddenly none.  I was driving around earlier today, I like
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Superscript

Posted on 24th February 2026 by PJH

I’ve writing scripts in a couple of ways, firstly as very plain text in a note using apple’s notes app (and because the notes app is on my iphone, my ipad and my mac mini it basically makes any stuff
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