Marley was dead: to begin with...

"His body was transparent, so that Scrooge, observing him, and looking through his waistcoat, could see the two buttons on his coat behind."
Cheers.
-M

Big Fish

This is an arctic-ocean traveling beast. It swims near the surface of the water, around and under ice flows, attracting large, fish-eating predators to the edge using its school decoy . When the polar bear, walrus or seal gets close enough or snags a fish and gets stuck on the barbs, it's dinner time.
Cheers,
-Micah

The Sulfur Keep and the Displacer Beast

In the Valley below The Sulfur Keep, the old farmer tends his ancient orchard of one.

The Displacer Beast. It's hard to get them to hold still for a portrait. But if you jingle your keys you can get them focused enough to take a quick photo-reference shot.
Cheers.
-Micah

Skelemans!

Skelemans. Oh yeah.
-M

Coral Sneak

A few pages from an upcoming short story. The deep holds a powerful grudge. Ancient wrongs demand redress...

some-things new

These are a couple images from, "A Christmas Carol". The upper image is old Jacob Marley's funeral. The next is the second page of the story, the arrival of George to the counting house of Scrooge and Marley, the old sinner being too mean to remove the name of his late partner.

Some slave revenge

Here's another panel from a short I'm creating called Coral Music.
Spectral slaves have brought down a sailing ship. Hope you dig it.
Take 'er easy. Cheers.