Welcome to the placeholder website of Jason Towers, an Australian writer and illustrator. Not the one that sings, or any of those other ones on Facebook.
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Batrisha and the Creepy Caretaker
Feast your eyes on the cover of Dillon Naylor’s new Batrisha book.
It’s available online from the publisher, Shooting Star. Like Dillon, Batrisha has been around for a looong time, and has a cult following.
HAH?! issue 2 delayed
HAH?! issue 2 is delayed, now expected sometime late 2019 or early 2020. Dillon Naylor, the brains behind the operation, has been busy with projects like a major installation for Ballarat’s White Night event, and this gorgeous spooky book: Batrisha and the Creepy Caretaker.
HAH?!
Thrilled to be involved with HAH?!, a new Australian comedy magazine.
According to this press release it’s “…32 pages of full colour graphical wit from Scarlette Baccini, Samantha Boyd, Greg Gates, Owen Heitmann, Ben Hutchings, Stanton Marriott, Bruce Mutard, Dillon Naylor and Jason Towers.” That last bit is confirmed, I wrote some pages. And I also lettered and coloured some pages, since episode 1 of Preston Peace gets reprinted therein.
It’s made of actual paper and ink, not screen pixels. There’s a Facebook though: facebook.com/HAHcomic
HAH?! issue 1 is available from the (currently) respectable online retailer Ownaindi, ownaindi.com/shop/comics/hah.
Issue 2 is due later in 2019.
Preston Peace rises again
The second instalment of Preston Peace is in newsagents now, in the form of issue 8 of the anthology comic Aussie Aussie Aussie Oi Oi Oi. Or you can get it from the publisher’s website www.comicoz.com .
This instalment was written and coloured by me, and drawn by Adelaide comics guy Owen Heitmann. We’re lucky we got Owen on board early, because he recently received a grant from Arts South Australia to produce a full-length graphic novel of his own.
As always, Preston haunts www.prestonpeace.com and Facebook at facebook.com/PrestonPeaceComic .
Preston Peace lives
Preston Peace is a comic strip about a unique schoolboy, created by Jason and Australian comics legend Dillon Naylor. The first 8-page story (written by Jason, illustrated by Dillon) appears in issue 7 of the anthology Aussie Aussie Aussie Oi Oi Oi, available in newsagents now. Yay!
To find a newsagent near you that stocks Oi Oi Oi, type your postcode into this thingy.
For mail orders or subscriptions, see the publisher’s website www.comicoz.com .
For more Preston Peace goodness, see www.prestonpeace.com or dig him up on Facebook at facebook.com/PrestonPeaceComic .