About Richard Moore

Boneyard voted Rue Morgue Magazine’s “Best Graphic Novel” for 2010

Hello, and welcome to my webpage. Many of you already know me and my work, and have been prodding me to get the web thing going for quite awhile. For everyone else, my name is Richard Moore, and I’m a writer and illustrator by trade. I started out in comics because of the storytelling potential (there’s no such thing as “not in the budget” when you simply draw anything you can imagine). My first series, Far West, is still surprisingly popular today. I’ve done numerous one-shots and miniseries through a number of publishers, but I’m probably best known for Boneyard, a horror-themed comedy series about a regular guy who inherits a cemetery inhabited by a group of misfit monsters.

These days I’m transitioning into children’s books, something I’ve wanted to do for a long time. I’m very excited about some of the projects I’m working on. Check in regularly, I’ll be posting samples and works-in-progress here.

Comics-wise, I’m the middle of my latest series, Gobs, which covers the ongoing antics and adventures of a group of goblins who build their own pub in the hollowed-out body of a dead giant. The emphasis is on humor and outlandish situations, but like Boneyard and the rest of my work, Gobs has an emotional core that I think will really resonate with readers. It’s coming from Antarctic Press at the end of June, 2011.

As for fun stuff like T-shirts, mugs, prints, etc., I’ll be linking from this page to deviantArt and Cafe Press. If you have any suggestions as to what kind of merchandise you’d like to see offered, please let me know. For anyone looking for original art, I’ll be linking to Space Goat Fine Art, and of course you can always contact me directly for commission requests.

Bibliography (by no means complete)

Far West, vol. 1, issues 1-4; Antarctic Press
Far West, vol. 1, collected; NBM Publishing
Far West, vol. 2, “The Hole-in-the-Head Gang”, issues 1-2; Antarctic Press
The Pound, one-shot; Radio Comix
Deja Vu, vol. 1, “Blood War”, issues 1-2; Radio Comix
Deja Vu, “The Pond”, one-shot; Radio Comix
Boneyard, vol. 1, issues 1-4; NBM publishing
Boneyard, vol. 1, collected; NBM Publishing
Boneyard, vol. 2, issues 5-8; NBM Publishing
Boneyard, vol. 2, collected; NBM Publishing
Boneyard, vol. 3, issues 9-11, plus “Swimsuit Issue”; NBM Publishing
Boneyard, vol. 3, collected; NBM Publishing
Boneyard, vol. 4, issues 12-16; NBM Publishing
Boneyard, vol. 4, collected; NBM Publishing
Boneyard, vol.5, issues 16-20; NBM Publishing
Boneyard, vol.5, collected; NBM Publishing
Boneyard, vol. 6, issues 21-24; NBM Publishing
Boneyard, vol. 6, collected; NBM Publishing
Boneyard, vol.7, issues 25-28; NBM Publishing
Boneyard, vol.7, collected; NBM Publishing
Fire & Brimstone, vol.1, “In the Beginning”, issues 1-2; Antarctic Press
Fire & Brimstone, vol.2, “To Kill an Immortal (or Two)”, issues 1-3; Antarctic Press
Fire & Brimstone, volumes 1 & 2, collected; Antarctic Press
Boneyard, vol. 1, collected, color edition; NBM Publishing
Boneyard, vol. 2, collected, color edition; NBM Publishing
Boneyard, vol. 3, collected, color edition; NBM Publishing
Boneyard, vol. 4, collected, color edition; NBM Publishing
Far West, vol. 3, “Bad Mojo”, issues 1-2; Antarctic Press
Far West, volumes 1 & 2, collected, Pocket Manga edition; Antarctic Press
Far West, vol. 3, “Badder Mojo”, color edition; Antarctic Press
Chip, vol. 1, “Spooked”, issues 1-2; Antarctic Press
Chip, vol. 2, “The Jersey Devil”, issues 1-3; Antarctic Press
Chip, volumes 1 & 2, collected, Pocket Manga edition; Antarctic Press
Ladies of the Night, one-shot; Antarctic Press
Gobs, issue 1, ongoing series; Antarctic Press

3 Responses to “About Richard Moore”

  1. Hi,
    My name is Mike Lutrario, owner of M and T Comics and Cards, http://www.mntcomics.com. My main problem is that I am running out of sources to get your books. Back issues of Blue Grind, deja vu, and Short Strokes Vol.2 seem to be the toughest. If you have any copies of any of your books available for wholesale purchase please let me know.

    • Hi Mike, sorry for the incredible lateness of this reply. I’m only now figuring out the whole moderate/reply/post part of blogging.
      Anyway, to your point, I rarely receive many copies of my work, as I work with small publishers. I often have to go back to them and request copies myself when I need some for whatever reason. But that just makes them rare and valuable, right…?

  2. Hey Richard big fan of your art for a long time especially M’lady ;-) ;-) I have a quick question how much would the price be for a Richard Moore commission????

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