"Pulp Fission:  Classic Comics Reconstructed"

Each piece in the Pulp Fission series is constructed from my own curated collection of over 35,000 comic book panels, titles, and captions, sourced from thousands of digitized public domain comic books.

Taken out of their original context, these elements are reassembled to tell entirely new stories. Many of these stories explore love in its many forms - relationships and identities that would have been considered unpublishable in the 20th century. Others expose the recurring patterns and tropes that reinforced traditional gender roles, often portraying women as submissive, frigid, or unintelligent.

The original text is preserved, with slight edits to names as well as hair and clothing colors to maintain character continuity.

The works are images transferred onto wood panels. The number in the lower-right corner indicates how many comic books were used to create the story.

Some pieces feature a three-dimensional, comic book “spokesmodel,” mounted on plexiglass and coated in resin for added dimensionality.

If you’re interested in an original that has sold, prints may be available.

Contact me for commissions.