Number One

Gary's latest book is here at Source Point Press.

Coloring and lettering by Gary. Art by Aaron Warner. Copyright Gary Scott Beatty.

Books and Webcomic

For my webcomic and books for sale visit StrangeHorror.com.

Typography, coloring, layout and art by Gary. Copyright Gary Scott Beatty.

Xeric Grant Recipient Gary Scott Beatty read his first comic book, a beat up old Tin Tin hardcover, in his grade school library some time before the '60s Batman craze. The first alternative comic he produced (They were called "underground" then) was on his high school's mimeograph machine, after hours, without permission. Decades later the tools and format have changed, but Gary is still producing printed pieces that communicate and entertain.

"Worlds," the first Gary Scott Beatty retrospective is now on Amazon and Kindle, published by indie legend Caliber Comics. This 96 page collection includes early work, unpublished art, in-depth articles, a jazz art gallery and more!

On Amazon, click here.

His Aazurn Publishing publication, "Number One," with "Adventures of Aaron" artist Aaron Warner, was one of the best indie comics of 2014 (Shawn Perry, Bleeding Cool News).

Through his Indie Comics publication, Gary presents promising newcomers and veteran independent creators, introducing them to a wider audience through worldwide distribution.

His coloring and lettering for 3 Boys Productions' "Students of the Unusual" has appeared since the popular indy comic's first issue and his logo design graces each cover.

The controversial "Wedding of Popeye and Olive" Gary colored for Ocean Comics was discussed on Good Morning America, in "The New York Times," "Time" magazine and "Newsweek."

His work with nationally syndicated cartoonist Aaron Warner included coloring "Adventures of Aaron" Sunday strips, producing the "Sparky and Tim" collection cover and typography and coloring for much of Aaron's advertising studio work.

His cover coloring for Scott Rosema's "August" are now definitive of the character.

His production assistance in Omega7's "America's Forgotten Children" publication helped lead to the recovery of several missing children.

He colors and letters for many publishers and, locally, produces a full color, monthly entertainment magazine. The list here is but a small sampling of the projects he has prepared for print over his 35 year career in printing and publishing.

Plus, Gary now produces a Publishing Comics video blog.

And -- Strange Horror is now a webcomic!

Click here to email Gary at gary@comicartistsdirect.com about your project for a quote.