George W. O'Connor

@georgewoconnor.bsky.social

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Writer, musician, cheerleader for creatives everywhere. Comics (homelesscomics.com), music (swarmofeyes.com), newsletter-georgeoconnor.substack.com

An ad showing artist Marguerite Sauvage's cover for the comic Universal Champion #1. It shows a professional wrestler with his arms outstretched, standing in a ray of light emanating from a flying saucer.
A big-ass cliché-lookin' rainbow
Cover of the collected edition of the comic series THE SUPERIOR FOES OF SPIDER-MAN.
An original comic page by artist Daniel Sampere—Wonder Woman, issue 4, page 4. A sick child lays asleep in a hospital bed. She's bald and hooked up to machines. Her mother sits by her side, Wonder Woman standing beside her. The mother says something to the child. Her eyes open wide with life and excitement. Wonder Woman smiles down at the girl. It's beautiful.
A cardboard shipping box containing the ashcan comics for the comic QUARTER LIFE, written by George O'Connor, illustrated by Bob Quinn, and lettered by Justin Birch.
An illustration by Bob Quinn. An 11-year-old girl stands in front of the Quarter Life arcade. The door has a purple-pink magical glow, because back in the 80s, arcades WERE magic.
A sixteen-year-old boy and an 8.5-year-old dog stare lovingly into each other's eyes. It's so freakin cute.
A page from the upcoming comic, Universal Champion, featuring art by Fernando Pinto and colors by JP Jordan. An alien and a human train and fight in a spaceship.
Screenshot from artist Bob Quinn's Twitch stream of Bob holding his dog up to the camera and scratching the dog's chest.
Henry, my dog, standing in the middle of his shredded bed.
WWE's Repo Man...clearly the only person with the guts and gumption to pull off such a dastardly heist!
A pencil drawing by artist Bob Quinn. It shows a 16-year-old girl whipping her head around, looking very annoyed.
Dr. Manhattan from the Watchmen comic sits alone on Mars. The caption reads: It’s 2013. My dentist tells me to floss more. I say I will. We both know it’s a lie. It’s 2025. My dentist tells me to floss more. I say I will. We both know it’s a lie. It’s 2037…
Comic book page layout by Fernando Pinto. A wrestler, Rick Riley, has his opponent in the Texas Cloverleaf. Rick is rearing back, making his opponent scream in pain.
Pages from the comic VAMPIRES ON MARS #4. Two crew members fight. One is a vampire, the other a human. The human is getting beaten badly, but he won't stop fighting to help save the rest of his human crew.
Everything a nerd could love—AEW and Star Blazers!
Two panels from the comic VAMPIRES ON MARS. Panel 1, billionaire Gary Laurie says, "And this plan...it works? It'll get me to Mars?" Hanna the vampire responds, "Trust me." Art by Fernando Pinto, colors by Ellie Wright, letters by Justin Birch, written by George O'Connor, edited by James Emmett. Follow Vampires on Mars #4 on Kickstarter.