RoboCock Trilogy (Print-on-Demand Editions)

The RoboCock Trilogy unleashes all three cult-hit comics from visionary cartoonist Jammin in one explosive, no-holds-barred special edition. Packed to the brim with outrageous action, razor-sharp comedy, and unapologetic horror, this colossal 120-page collection delivers the full saga: RoboCock: The Future of Cock Enlargement, RoboCock 2: Battle of Verhoeven, and RoboCock 3: ロボコック 三. Bigger, louder, and more unhinged than ever, this is the definitive edition that truly protects, serves and absolutely obliterates expectations.

I'm genuinely impressed by the print quality from Mixam on my comic.

The book was originally intended to be a digital-only release, but after spending more than three years creating the RoboCøck series and reaching 120 pages, I thought it would be great to see the entire story collected in a physical edition.

Using print-on-demand felt like the perfect solution. Instead of investing in a large print run and hoping to sell every copy, I can make the book available as people order it. Now I just need to work on finding better ways to promote it!

I'm incredibly proud of how it has turned out. There are two editions available:

• Small black-and-white edition — £8

• Large full-colour edition — £12

You can check them out here:

RoboCøck Print-on-Demand Editions

RoboCock 2: Issue 2

Let the Battle of Verhoeven truly commence!
Issue 2 of Robock 2 is now published!!! From the cold office of J.B. Mech erupts a monstrous legion of AMZ Police Units—soulless, merciless, and engineered for deadly efficiency. Against this steel storm stands RoboCock and his legendary, show-stopping strip squad, warriors whose audacity is matched only by their refusal to bow.

But as the mechanised darkness surges across the city, three icons rise to meet the oncoming epic battle: Grace, armed with a big f**king wrench that could crack open a tank; Big T, a walking chrome fortress whose footsteps shake the battlefield; and Gunslinger, whose shots carve destiny itself.

Together, they form a last stand of style, fury, and impossible courage.

And at the molten heart of the chaos, RoboCock unveils a never-before-seen combat style, a whirlwind of precision and primal force powerful enough to change the fate of Verhoeven forever!

A deadly clash of metal, madness, and unrestrained heroics awaits.
Mature readers only. Enter if you dare. 

Read for free on GlobalComix

Spooky Pizza (Short Comic for Halloween)

Short comic for Halloween called Spooky Pizza. The story was created by my 4 year old son and illustrated by me. Beware the perils of ordering from Spooky Pizza as everything is not as it seems! Suitable for all ages. 

Free to read on GlobalComix

 

RoboCock 2

In 1987, Paul Verhoeven gave us RoboCop — a brutal, satirical sci-fi classic about a slain cop reborn as a cyborg enforcer. Sharp, violent, unforgettable.

Three years later came RoboCop 2. Directed by Irvin Kershner, rewritten from Frank Miller’s darker script, it landed as a chaotic blend of violence, satire, and spectacle. Flawed, but impossible to forget.

Then came Showgirls (1995) — Verhoeven’s wild, excessive gamble that crashed hard and became one of Hollywood’s most notorious flops.

Now imagine these worlds colliding. The grit of RoboCop, the chaos of RoboCop 2, and the outrageous excess of Showgirls. Out of that fusion comes RoboCock 2 — part homage, part parody, all madness.

Click here to read for free!!!

Mature readers only!

NSFW

The Pond Life: Cartoon

Follow Otis the dog with his drunken daily thoughts on all things including music, drugs, loneliness and drinking. The Pond Life cartoon with updates everyday. Celebrating his 50th cartoon today!

Amazon's Quiz of 25 Years

 

Recently completed an animation job for Amazon celebrating 25 years of business. Made in Illustrator and After Effects via GeeFX Studios

Amazon's Quiz of 25 Years on Youtube

The Dark Shite

Back in early Summer I published a digital comic called Game Boyz: Welcome to the Zombie Apocalypse which featured mini-comics within a main story. The mini-comics were little jokes or parodies of video-games including Doom, Hitman and Fortnite. I had tried to write a Batman and Joker segment but it didn't really fit within the Game Boyz comic so I left it out. But here it is for free. A gift from me to you in this festive time of year. My one year old son helped me with the colouring, I just let him loose on my tablet and he really added some anarchy to those layers.

The Dark Shite can be found on GlobalComix

Big Breakfast Cartoons

Recently for The Big Breakfast show I was tasked with creating cartoon illustrations of presenters AJ Odudu and Mo Gilligan in the style of the classic children's books by Dr Seuss. Here are the results...

Game Boyz: Welcome to the Effing Zombie Apocalypse

 Four months ago as a joke a started writing a comic (or comix) based on a flash cartoon I made back in 2004. Sixty-nine pages later (I assure you that was an accident) Game Boyz: Welcome to the Effing Zombie Apocalypse is finally here and self published on Amazon and GlobalComix. Along with video-game parodies of Hitman, Doom, Street Fighter and Fortnite the story follows 7 idiot gamers trying to overcome a zombie attack of epic proportions. They do this by going to a comic book convention or comic-con in search of some awesome unguarded "comic loot" and what they find is perhaps the biggest geeky-nerd-nugget a Marvel movie fan could find. Click the link below to grab a copy...

GAME BOYZ: Welcome to the Effing Zombie Apocalypse

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New comic: Tweeter and the Monkeyman (Issue 71)

Tweeter and the Monkeyman (Issue 71)

Tweeter and the Monkeyman return in this 30 page comic that will blow your mind!!! The drug fuelled, car chasing, joint smoking, grenade throwing adventure continues with Tweeter and the Monkeyman (Issue 71) on their escape from Lieutenant Burke Souls. Learn more about "Tweet" and "Monks" varied past with flashbacks to reveal what makes these two broken clocks tick! Bad language and violence to follow in this blood splattered comic!

Tweeter and the Monkeyman available now!

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New comic: Tweeter & the MonkeyMan (Issue 187)

Inspired by The Traveling Wilburys song written by Bob Dylan, behold Tweeter and the MonkeyMan Issue 187 

The year is 1972, two draft-dodgers known as "Tweeter and the Monkeyman" are on the run from the law. Detective Burke (a maniac cop) is in pursuit as the wild car chase comes to a gritty end, in a desert near Mexico. The encounter triggers memories of past events for our doped-up duo. No amount of drugs or alcohol can bury the suffering they've been through... Prepare for blood, violence and bad language!!!

Enjoy the mayhem... hopefully more to come in the fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuttttuuuuuuuuuuure!

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Mortimer

Mortimer a short story comic about a Vampire. During these "strange times" I thought I'd release a short story comic that I've been working on and off for a while. Drawn entirely with Procreate and published using Amazon KDF.

The original design for Mortimer... with more pointy ears and nose!

 Here is a low res pencil rough from the first page...

Pretty Decent Cartoon

Pretty Decent Beer Company is a small brewery based in East London. They brew fantastic beers and also have a great relationship with Pump Aid. Money from every pint sold goes directly to help Pump Aid so you can feel "pretty decent" whilst ordering a round of drinks. Pump Aid is a charity that helps provide clean water to places in Africa.

For a long time I'd wanted to draw a cartoon for the brewery but it took a while to think of an idea which would be suitable. James and Sarah who run the brewery obviously didn't want to offend any customers. 

The brewery is super friendly to dogs and one day the idea came of swapping the pet and owner thing around. I sent a proof off to the team and got the approval and now it hangs framed in the brewery.

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Inktober 2018

I took part in Inktober for the first time and I smashed it!!!

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Snack Family (T-Shirt Cartoon)

I've created a 1950's style cartoon for the band Snack Family who are about to start there UK tour including dates in London. Head over to Snack Family merchandise website and grab a t-shirt >>>

Magic Time!!! and LOLZ!!!

For laughs and magic follow the wonderfully bizarre https://twitter.com/Lemonhandz

KERRRPLUNKED!!! (Surreal Cartoons)

SlorgasBords #cartoon #illustrator #illustration #scriptdoodle #sketch #sketchbook #sketches #surreal #surrealcartoon #biro #highlighter #sharpie

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Smokem #cartoon #illustrator #illustration #sketchbook #sketch #drawing #drawings #doodles #doodlesofinstagram #lovedogs #scriptdoodle #sharpie #biro

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The doctor is out

RobertCop 1983

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