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• Post #2944815

  Ever been left alone with a photocopier after hours? Spending the night folding & stapling mini comics, fingers getting dry from all that paper? But you end up with a stack of brand-new books. It might be the best thing. I made a video about it for patrons: https://www.patreon.com/posts/making-mini-old-159227521

• Post #2944814

  The original version of Eternal September Issue 3, before I revised it. Different narration, several replaced pages. Seeing before and after on a 64-page project is one of the stranger things in the archive. https://www.incredibledoom.com/eternal-september-03-old-version/

• Post #2877553

  I made two full-length Incredible Doom comics written and drawn in 24 hours each. Complete stories with the Vol. 1 and 2 characters, created under the 24-Hour Comics challenge. It's another fun thing you get for being a patron. https://www.incredibledoom.com/24-hour-comics/

• Post #2877552

  This video inspired me to re-listen to my favorite book on writing. Stephen King's book. Appropriately titled "On Writing". https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fCNaKe1CEXw https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fCNaKe1CEXw&list=LL&index=5

• Post #2877551

  Currently sketching a panel that resolves an idea we built into Incredible Doom 8 years ago. Comics can sure take its time.

• Post #2877550

  One of the perks of joining the patreon is this fun post delving into all the secrets behind the Incredible Doom Vol. 2 cover. There's so many little things in there that make me giddy. Members can read about it here: https://www.patreon.com/posts/secrets-of-doom-69185435

• Post #2877549

  Uh oh. I finished a progress bar and added another. 2 days to go.

• Post #2877548

  This 2022 post about AI art hits differently now. I still keep thinking about Brad Guigar's "Taco Bell" analogy and CGP Grey's "horses" argument though. https://www.matthewbogart.net/2022/11/04/thoughts-on-ai-generated-images/

• Post #2877547

  I hope Alaska likes Incredible Doom.

• Post #2877546

  Thia in School is a short mini-comic set in the Eternal September universe. It's the kind of character story that only exists because this membership community makes it possible. https://www.patreon.com/posts/94200619/

• Post #2877545

  The Lost Issue is the start of an Incredible Doom story that would have happened after Vol. 1 if we'd kept self-publishing. Non-canonical now but totally real as a reading experience. Patrons get as part of their support. https://www.incredibledoom.com/the-lost-issue/

• Post #2877544

  I got to interview Steve Lieber and Matt Fraction about Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen for Helioscope's channel. That book is so good, and so is this conversation. https://www.matthewbogart.net/2025/08/13/i-made-a-cool-video-with-matt-fraction-and-steve-lieber/

• Post #2877543

  Just about all of the drawing of my graphic novel series Incredible Doom was captured as a time lapse. Blank canvas to finished lines. The full process compressed into something you can actually watch. Patreon supporters get access to the whole lot of them. https://www.incredibledoom.com/time-lapse-videos/

• Post #2877542

  "Stories from Evol House" includes 18 pages of backup stories featuring Incredible Doom characters from Volumes 1 and 2. These fill in corners of the Evol House universe that the main books didn't have space for. Patrons get it as part of membership. https://www.incredibledoom.com/backup-stories/

• Post #2877541

  I kinda miss these "Chaos Books," though I don't think I have the stamina for them anymore. Twenty-seven random prompts from readers, one bizarre 20-page comic, 18 straight hours of drawing. https://www.matthewbogart.net/yeswaffle/

• Post #2877540

  The rarest weirdest piece of Incredible Doom trivia from Vol. 1, something almost no one knows. I documented it here for members. https://www.patreon.com/posts/rarest-bit-of-73472015

• Post #2877539

  My studio mate, @stevelieberart.bsky.social, just got nominated for an Eisner for Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen (with Matt Fraction). The cover is filled with cartoonist cameos, including me! We're signing copies to celebrate. Keep an eye out at the Helioscope Etsy shop: https://www.etsy.com/shop/HelioscopePdx

• Post #2877538

  I'm going to be posting a new comic soon for the first time in a long time, and I'm quite excited about it. Surely it is unrelated to the amount of caffeine I just drank.

• Post #2877537

  One of the great things about Patreon is it can be a treasure trove of interesting approaches to making things. For example I often use 3D models when drawing and I wrote up that whole process, what I model, when I use reference vs. draw freehand, and how it affects things. https://www.patreon.com/posts/working-with-3d-24244073

• Post #2877536

  The early version of Incredible Doom was completely different. Kids witnessing a murder in a comic shop on the day "The Death of Superman" came out. This video breaks down what that version looked like. Stories change so much. https://www.patreon.com/posts/77382180

• Post #1805407

  Meticulous recreation of the Star Trek: TNG sets, showing how they were laid out and how they made the ship feel bigger than it was. So much love went into these models. If you're a fan, this is worth your time. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XmVW24CSkr0&list=LL&index=39&t=50s

• Post #1179400

  Slow, beautiful craft video. Making a couple of my favorite dudes. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=adpVa-qB1z4&list=LL&index=30&t=5s

• Post #1076273

  Been working on this page for an upcoming book. There's nothing I love more than comics about being socially awkward especially if it can be done without dialogue.