I picked up Half Past Danger not knowing anything except its cool retro cover. What I found was a one-man creative tour de force by Stephen Mooney — gripping art, unexpected story turns, and a feeling I hadn't experienced since childhood. Here's why I can't wait for issue #2.
The Way I See It… Wolverine Vol. 5 #1
Another Wolverine monthly? Yes — but this one is different. With Paul Cornell writing and Alan Davis on art, Wolverine Vol. 5 moves the character beyond the grumpy outsider stereotype. Refreshing, intriguing, and beautifully drawn. Here's why I gave it a chance — and why you should too.
My Unpublished Comics – Rough Sketches from ’97 to ’99A comic book draft
From 1997 to 1999, I tried to make my own comic book — one serious project and one small press comic drawn during quiet hours at a Greek coffee shop. Neither got published. Here are the rough sketches and the story behind them.
The Freaks – My 90s Superhero Team Inspired by Greek Mythology
In the late 1990s, I created a superhero team called the Freaks — five heroes inspired by felines, canines, fish, insects, and goats. Drawing from Ancient Greek mythology helped me avoid American superhero stereotypes. Here's the final character design and the story behind them.
My First Published Comic – Nightcrawlers (A 3‑Page Story)
Years ago, I published my first comic as an amateur artist — a three‑page story called Nightcrawlers, set in the late‑90s dance music scene. It appeared in a Greek fanzine. Here's the story behind it, and why the collaboration ended after just one issue.
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