Author Archives: Jim Keefe

About Jim Keefe

Jim Keefe is the current artist of the Sally Forth comic strip, he is also the writer and artist of the Flash Gordon comic strip - both available at ComicsKingdom.com. A graduate of the Joe Kubert School, Keefe likewise teaches Comic Art. Teaching and speaking engagements include SVA in Manhattan, Hofstra’s UCCE Youth Programs, The University of Minnesota and most recently the Minneapolis College of Art and Design.

Inktober 2018 – Day 7

Posted on October 7, 2018 by Jim Keefe

Inktober for October 7th – Showing inks old and new. Inks of a rotted pumpkin for an upcoming Sally Forth Sunday page. Follow me on Facebook and/or Instagram to see more. -Jim Keefe

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Inktober 2018 – Day 3

Posted on October 3, 2018 by Jim Keefe

Inktober for October 3rd – Showing inks old and new. Here’s a cover I did for Comics Revue. The image was inspired by a Flash Gordon story by Mac Raboy that was reprinted in that issue. Follow me on Facebook … Continue reading →

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Inktober 2018 – Day 2

Posted on October 3, 2018 by Jim Keefe

Showing inks old and new for Inktober 2018. Here’s pencils and inks done for two upcoming Sally Forth dailies. The space needed for lettering is figured out as part of the rough layouts that I light box onto bristol paper. … Continue reading →

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Inktober 2018 – Day 1

Posted on October 1, 2018 by Jim Keefe

Inktober for October 1st – Showing inks old and new. Here’s a Godzilla/Sally Forth mashup from last year’s Kaiju Theme Park storyline. I pasted on the lettering (which is usually done in Photoshop, not on the original) so you can … Continue reading →

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Company I – Sketchbook & Notes

Posted on September 17, 2018 by Jim Keefe

“I crossed the Saar at Echternach and drove to Bitburg…it showed the tremendous difficulties overcome by the 76th Division in forcing the Siegfried line. ”From one point on the road along which the 76th Division had successfully advanced, fifteen pillboxes … Continue reading →

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