"Larry Shell's Blah-Blah-Blog" (color art)

"Larry Shell's Blah-Blah-Blog" (pencil art)

Client: Larry Shell

Li'l Alien Sketches #10 (inked art)

Li'l Alien Sketches #10 (pencil art)

Nickelodeon Magazine gag cartoon "Have You Been Working Out?"

Written by William Levin
Art by Bill Alger

Client: Nickeloden Magazine

June Comics #3 "Smoking Is Wrong!"

"Superman vs. Mr. Mxyzptlk" (color art)

"Superman vs. Mr. Mxyzptlk" (pencil art)

Lion Book art # 2 "Yow- It's An Earthquake! We're Doomed, I Tell You, DOOMED! Now We'll NEVER Make It to the Zoo to See the Lions!"

 Client: Scholastic Books

"Whoops, Wrong Door!" (inked art)

"Whoops, Wrong Door!" (pencil art)

Pregnant Alien Monster

"Sheepdogs" (color art)

Client: Family Dog Magazine (an American Kennel Club publication) 

"Sheepdogs" (pencil art)

Client: Family Dog Magazine (an American Kennel Club publication)

Li'l Alien Sketches #8 (inked art)

Li'l Alien Sketches #9 (pencil art)

June Comics #2 "Traveling Salesman"

"Long Dog"

"Dinosaur Fireman"

From the "Ultimate Space Book Club for Children" series of books.
Client: Scholastic Books

Drawbridge Sketch #6 "NSFW!"

"Escape" story (page #3432)

"Escape" story (page #3430)

"Escape" story (page #3429)

"Escape" story (page #3428)

"Escape" story (page #11)

To be continued...

"Escape" story (page #10)

"Escape" story (page #9)

"Escape" story (page #8)

"Escape" story (page #7)

"Escape" story (page #6)

"Escape" story (page #5)

"Escape" story (page #4)

"Escape" story (page #3)

"Escape" story (page #2)

"Escape" story (page #1)

"Human Body & Cells & Atoms"

From the "Ultimate Space Book Club for Children" series of books.

Client: Scholastic Books

Drawbridge Sketch #5 "Ben Franklin Entertains the Neighborhood Kids!"

http://draw-bridge.blogspot.com/2010/10/ben-franklin-entertains-neighborhood.html

Ben Franklin was many things- scientist, inventor, astronaut and cyborg. But perhaps he was best known for his hilarious comedy routines which inspired the neighborhood kids to develop what later became known as "Vaudeville." Franklin's famous "kite in a lightning storm" skit was probably his earliest (and definitely his most successful) attempt at comedic performance art.

"Lucky Girl Eating Yummy Slice of Piping-Hot Pepperoni Pizza!"

Client: Scholastic Books

"Bill Alger Cartoons & Illustration" (pencil art)

Self-promotion piece

"Cartoon Networks Presents cover" (line art)

Client: DC Comics

"Some Pokemon vs. Some Other Pokemon!"

From: "Beckett Pokémon Collector Magazine"
Client: Beckett Publications

June Comics #1 "Time To Get Yourself A New Watch!"

Family Dog Magazine: "Dogs of the World- Akita (Japan)"

Client: Family Dog Magazine (an American Kennel Club publication)

Nickelodeon Magazine gag cartoon "Solar Energy"

Client: Nickeloden Magazine

"Bill Alger" Self-Promotion Piece

Drawbridge Sketch #5 "Design A New Dazzler Costume!"

The subject for the DRAWBRIDGE sketch of the day: "Design A New Dazzler Costume!"
http://draw-bridge.blogspot.com/2010/10/new-dazzler-costume.html

Dazzler was a superhero created in the disco era who wore roller skates and a tiny disco ball around her neck.
http://www.comicbookmovie.com/images/users/uploads/14274/dazzler_super.jpg

I figure that once you give Dazzler some roller skates and disco ball, there's ain't a hell of a lot else she needs. Oh, and maybe some music...

"Dawnstar"

"Caveman & Time Traveller"

Client: Scholastic Books

"Caveman & Weapons"

Client: Scholastic Books

"Cavemen & Computers"

Client: Macboy.com