Upcoming:

• "It Must Be Kissed" in Pulp Planet.


• "You Got Your Schwarzenegger in My President" in Supergrrrl Adventure Comix #2.


• "A Bigger World Than Yours" in FutureQuake #19 (November 2011).

The Whores in Trinidad Need Witnessing To

A short western tale, written by Alex and illustrated by Rick Lacy. Appears in the Image Comics anthology Outlaw Territory II.

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Groundbound

A five page science fiction tale, written by Alex and illustrated by Shaun Gardiner.

Appearing in the British comics anthology series FutureQuake #10 (Summer 2008).

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Persistent City

A five page story, written by Alex and illustrated by Mario Boon (Texas Strangers, Venice is Sinking).

Appears in the Fall 2006 issue (#31.2) of the literary magazine The Florida Review (order single issues under "subscriptions") and the 2007 anthology Hope: New Orleans from Ronin Studios (ask your local comic shop by title or by Diamond Order Code: MAY07 3690).

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Werewolves Playing Poker

Issue #154 of the multi-Hugo Award Winning fanzine File 770 includes a gag cartoon written by Alex and illustrated by Constantine Markopoulos (Cerebus backup stories). Direct Link to PDF. Cartoon is on page 28.

The Amateur

A minicomic written by Alex and illustrated by Dennis Culver (True Tales of the Roller Derby). Appears in the minicomic/zine Inconsequential Art #1.

The Mighty Have Pollen

Seven crude and crudely drawn comic strips about the sex lives of flowers, written and drawn by Alex. Appears in the third issue of the minicomic/zine Inconsequential Art, available in the store.

All's Fair in Love and Police Actions

What if an icon like Marvel's Captain America was to the U.S. government what Mickey Mouse has been to Disney? Here's what a taxpayer-funded Steamboat Willy might've looked like during the Vietnam War in 1971.

An "offensive and brilliant" Southparkesque animation by Alex Wilson (writer, director/animator, all voices), 2005. Lots of inside jokes concerning superheroes, and it was created for a Wizard Magazine Direct-to-Video contest, which is why it's padding the "comics" section instead of confining itself to "film."

"That was f--kin' tops, Alex!" - Brian K Vaughan

"Amazingly funny and well-executed." - Cory Doctorow

An IFILM "Clip of the Day," written, animated, and voice-acted by Alex Wilson.

Quicktime file requires Quicktime 6 or later, available as a free download here. iPod Video (.m4v) file should be playable on any iPod released after October 2005. Also available on YouTube. Pan-and-Scan version (which further crapifies the animation) available at iFilm.