My name is Geoffrey.

I live in Queens, NY where I work a meaningless day job while I try to find another, better-paying, but ultimately meaningless day job.  It’s alright, I guess.  There are worse ways to live.

But when I’m not doing that, I’m usually doing some writing.  You can find some of it out in the internet!

I write a webcomic with my buddy Dav over at miskatoniccomics.com. We haven’t updated in a while, but we’re currently working on the finale to our Captain Miskatonic series before we get ready to move on to some all-new comics and ideas.  In the meantime, you can flip through our archives and get yourselves caught up.

My girlfriend Tessa and I run a blog where we write about comics that we’ve read over at deathrayozone.blogspot.com.  It’s also got a tumblr feed here.

I have a twitter over here: twitter.com/gwarrenl.  It’s mostly nonsense, but I have a good time with it.

Thanks for checking out my tumblr!  I know it’s turned into a place to dump a few of my instagram photos for the last couple of months, but I’m going to try to be better about that, and I’m going to try to go back to my original idea of making it a workblog sort of thing, so stick around!

Ok, so for #InternationalWomensDay here is a list of women who make comics I read:

-Marjorie Liu (writer of X-23, Daken: Dark Wolverine, various Romance Novels)
-Gail Simone (writer of Secret Six and Birds of Prey)
-Becky Cloonan (artist for Demo and a whole bunch of other great things)
-Kate Beaton (you’re on the internet so you probably already know who she is.)
-Meredith Gran (writer/artist of Octopus Pie)
-Kelly Sue DeConnick (writer of Osborn)
-Jess Fink (writer/artist of the sexed up and dangerous Chester 5000 XYV)
-Emily Carroll (illustrator extraordinaire, maker of some of the best comics short stories out there) 
-Colleen Coover (cartoonist on some of the best things I’ve seen in a Marvel comic)
-Rebekah Isaacs (one of my favorite new artists who just recently rocked the universe with her art in the latest DV8 miniseries) 

That’s certainly not all the women in comics, mind you (I mean, guys, have you heard of WOMEN?… turns out they’re EVERYWHERE…), but these women make the comics I’m reading right now.  Go buy their stuff and check out their work.