I've occasionally been the subject of cartoons — or victim of cartoonists (take your pick) — especially related to my work in the field of gaming. Here are some of the results; I'll add more as they become available.

		South Park Allston, 2004      There are online services where you can re-create yourself as a South Park or Simpsons character. My Simpsons self-portrait was not very successful, but I seem to be well-suited to the South Park cartoon style.
		Animated Caricature, February 2000      Glen Fredericks edits the e-zine RebelPilot and also executes caricatures.      Illustration copyright © 2000 by Glen F
Stick Figure Theater, May 1995      Artist Chris Avellone used to assail the Champions gaming world with his Stick Figure Theatre, which appeared in APAzines and on Theala Sildorian's home page. Above is a series pertaining to me...      Illustrations by Chris Avellone, copyright © 1995 by Chris Avellone
		Chumpions Appearance, March 1990      Scott Heine's Chumpions feature appeared in several issues of APAzines devoted to the Champions game. This is one panel from its very first appearance, a cruel send-up of The Wizard of Oz, in which preposterous characters who appeared in the old Enemies game supplements but were cut from the revised Classic Enemies are off to see the Guru (yours truly).      Illustration by Scott Heine, copyright © 1990 by Scott Heine
Space Gamer Caricature, Summer 1983      During a periodic revamp of Space Gamer magazine, which I edited, publisher Steve Jackson arranged for the two of us to be caricatured for our respective editorial columns. Artist Mel. White, a lady of wicked wit and charm, did the honors.      A note of distinction for this particular piece: Because SJ Games acquired all rights to it when it was commissioned and subsequently transferred them to me, this is the only piece of Mel. White art that can legally appear on the Web. If you see another piece with her signature under it, it means that someone is doing her a serious disservice; please let me know about it.      Illustration by Mel. White, copyright © 1995 by Aaron Allston
		Napkin Art, 1982      This was a collaboration between Austin-area artists Denis Loubet and Brian McLean, executed on a napkin at a restaurant —; Denis being in the habit of leaving napkin art at restaurants all over town. The "universe" of the title is a role-playing game universe.      I appreciate this piece of art because it's the most malevolent one of me ever done.      Illustration by Denis Loubet and Brian McLean, copyright © 1982 by Denis Loubet

     Thanks go to Susan Pinsonneault and Mark Bennett for providing scans; to Chris Avellone, Glen Fredericks, Scott Heine, Steve Jackson, and Denis Loubet for providing permission or transferring rights; and to Mel. White for offering her blessing.