Dockworker's profile

Dockworker

Member since Sept. 12, 2006

About

Hmmmm… about me eh?

Real Name: Jon Klein

Current age: 20

Gender: M

Height:6ft.

Occupation: Student/freelance super-hero

Child hood hero: Spider-Man/Gambit

Short Bio: There were no comic book shops around me where I grew up (in the vast suburban wastelands of Pennsylvania). I was raised watching the Spider-Man/ X-Men cartoons on saturday mornings and playing "Maximum Carnage" on the Genesis.
I started reading actual comic books in late 9th grade, which, for the first time, sparked an interest in art. I have absolutely no artistic talent whatsoever, everything I know about drawing came from practice, not any sort of natural ability. I'm living proof that practice makes proficient.
I Created a web comic called "The Dock" while working on the loading dock of a department store. Inspired by much better artists like Ian McConville and Hawk, I used The Dock as a mechanism to improve my work. it now updates only once in a blue moon.
The Denim Avenger is a project co-piloted by my writer and compatriot Nick "Crash" Witte (user name Prototaph). It's our first attempt at print comics, and we're learning alot by tinkering around with it.

Currently, I can often be found at my local all night diner doing comission artwork for the fellow patrons in exchange for a free cup of coffee.

Comics by Dockworker

Dark Circuits A Civil War Event

Rated:

Everyone

Genre:

Superhero

Volume:

18 pages

Updated:

July 6, 2011

Popularity:

1 likes

It just doesn't make sense to maintain a civil war themed story among random humor pages... so I'm extracting this story from The Dock and transplanting it here.
The Denim Avenger

Rated:

Everyone

Genre:

Superhero

Volume:

19 pages

Updated:

July 6, 2011

Popularity:

1 likes

A city in need of heroes, and a denim clad vigilante with a mysterious past.

Comics assisted by Dockworker

No comics.

Comics recommended by Dockworker

Applied Living

Rated:

Everyone

Genre:

Real Life

Volume:

63 pages

Updated:

July 6, 2011

Popularity:

1 likes

Intellectual humor and solid art sprinkled with a little bit of Calvin and Hobbes. John Calvin and Thomas Hobbes, that is.
Caggage

Rated:

Teen

Genre:

Abstract

Volume:

217 pages

Updated:

May 3, 2018

Popularity:

19 likes

Caggage's cute exterior hides a surreal, manic depressive variety show drawn from haunted nightmare visions and general malaise. It features two little guys, an orange thing and a squidkitten.
civil war

Rated:

Everyone

Genre:

Fantasy

Volume:

73 pages

Updated:

July 7, 2011

Popularity:

6 likes

When the annonynimity of screen names is threatened, two guys who...well...never really cared for eachother to begin with wage an epic battle to decide the fate of internet geeks everywhere...The Drunk Duck Civil War!
Creepy Carly

Rated:

Teen

Genre:

Fantasy

Volume:

76 pages

Updated:

July 7, 2011

Popularity:

5 likes

Hi I'm Carly, and for some reason I scare the Buh-Jeezus outta people! Not intensionally, they just think I'm weird. But I'm a really nice normal person. With lots and lots of friends! Lots of 'em, yup, lots. Who? Um, people too important to tell you
Dreams in Synergy

Rated:

Mature

Genre:

Adventure

Volume:

126 pages

Updated:

Aug. 24, 2021

Popularity:

7 likes

Random comics i made
The Author

Rated:

Teen

Genre:

Real Life

Volume:

307 pages

Updated:

Jan. 23, 2013

Popularity:

2 likes

The (real life?) mis-adventures of Michael Chick, The Author of a crappy webcomic, as he lives his life encountering computer games, work and anime... Not in that order! Done in both drawn cartoon and photo form! NO SPRITES!!!
The Surreal Adventures of Edgar Allan Poo

Rated:

Everyone

Genre:

Fantasy

Volume:

155 pages

Updated:

Nov. 5, 2021

Popularity:

5 likes

Join the enigmatic Edgar Allan Poo and faithful guide Irving the rat as they battle mythical beasts, ancient gods, magical ravens, sorcerers, the undead, inclement weather and treacherous terrain to escape the land of dreams.
Twonks and Plonkers

Rated:

Everyone

Genre:

Fantasy

Volume:

194 pages

Updated:

July 6, 2011

Popularity:

1 likes

While T&P started out as an irreverent mixture of visuals, animation, and audio, it is now the home of TWITCH!, a behind the scenes look into the operations at TWITCH! Entertainment, a video game development studio.