Slobber Knocker #1
Posted By Damon on February 8, 2010
Here’s strip numero uno of our Colorado cohort Matt Allison’s Slobber Knocker, which will be appearing roughly bi-weekly on Invade. We love it!
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Posted By Damon on February 8, 2010
Here’s strip numero uno of our Colorado cohort Matt Allison’s Slobber Knocker, which will be appearing roughly bi-weekly on Invade. We love it!
Posted By Damon on February 5, 2010
Added this recent local commission to Aaron’s Art Gallery. Design by Ben McCraw.

Show Flyer by Aaron Conley.
Posted By Damon on February 3, 2010
My good friend Jeff Johnson just posted a cool electro-pop song we worked on together to his Myspace Music Page, called “Your Biggest Fan.” I co-wrote it with him and slapped on some backup vocals. It’s about an obsessed transvestite.
Also, here’s a preview of the piece I’m working on to submit to the Covered blog, the cover of Super Mario Bros. #2 from Valiant’s Nintendo Comics System in the early 90’s. I had this issue growing up, I forget what happened to it, but #2 recently fell into my hands again when the comic store threatened to throw it away if I wouldn’t take it, so I guess NINTENGOD was trying to tell me something.

Super Mario Bros. #2 Cover (Preview) by Damon Gentry
It’s going to be a while before Aaron’s Flash entry or mine go up on Covered, they’ve had a ton of submissions lately. Aaron’s is slotted for April.
Posted By Damon on February 1, 2010
Coming from myself, who I also happen to be, speaking as a person who has seen material from the forthcoming bi-weekly strip by Invademyprivacy Guest Artist Matthew Allison, about… Crap, where was I going with that? Oh yeah, BE. EXCITED.
Posted By Damon on January 29, 2010
Oh yeah, this is actually a couple weeks old, but seeing as how the kickassery of it ages like a fine wine, I am happy to bring it to you now.
Scott Allie’s Horror Zone over on the Dark Horse Comics website posted this cool sketch by Guy Davis, of the cover for the next printed volume of Myspace Dark Horse Presents (Vol. 5), which will contain the short story we did called “The Horror Robber,” and in this aforementioned and below-depicted sketch, you can see our two characters Bigfoot & Horror Robber chillin’ out, maxin’ and relaxin’ behind the legendary Groo! It is a great honor for Guy Davis to draw our dudes, and for them to appear on the back cover of this MDHP volume!
(CLICK HERE to read “The Horror Robber” for free!)

Pencils for MySpace Dark Horse Presents Vol. 5 by Eisner Award-winner Guy Davis.
Posted By Damon on January 27, 2010
Aaron’s done another cover for the always fun Covered blog, I thought I’d post the inks as a preview. I’m also working on what will be my first submission to Covered.
A HUGE shout out to one amazing Mr. Warren Ellis, who in his righteous magnanimity and general awesomeness, posted a link to invademyprivacy on his blog! NO LIE! So, yeah, pretty excited about that.
Please excuse the lull in content the past couple weeks, we are hard at work preparing for an appearance at the upcoming Mega Convention here in Flo’da, where we’ll have printed sample booklets and invademyprivacy stickers to hand out, and we plan to print up some cool T-shirts as well to put a nice little merch package together and send to anyone who kindly donates monies to our website/art crusade. Also, more comics to come, as we continue forward with more installments of The Sarcomere Carruthers Show and The Sabertooth Swordsman!
Posted By Damon on January 13, 2010
Heeeeeeeey, so it’s been a while since our last Sarcomere strip, thought you could use a refresher before we post a new one! This new episode has got some incredibly gorgeous art from Aaron, I just need to finish lettering and we’ll have it up on Friday.
Posted By Damon on January 11, 2010
We are monumentally pleased to welcome another immensely talented Guest Artist to Invademyprivacy.com, joining us this time is comic artist Matthew Allison. Matt’s intricate and pulpy linework and muted colors fit his subject matter perfectly, a kickass blend of fleshy, unsettling forms and gleeful absurdity.
I don’t like to drone on about things you can easily see for yourself, so I’ll let the art do the jabberin’! Visit Matt’s art page in the Guest Artists section!