What Is the Doug TenNapel Official Site?

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tennapel.com is the official website of Doug TenNapel, an American comic book artist, writer, video game designer, and TV show developer. The site serves as a hub for his work across comics, video games, television, film, children's publishing, and music, and it includes a shop plus a news section covering his latest projects. It is the place to go if you want to confirm a project is his, browse his catalog, or follow announcements in one location.

Who the Site Belongs To

The site identifies TenNapel as the creator of Earthworm Jim, The Neverhood, Catscratch, and Bigfoot Bill. It also credits him as the author and illustrator of more than 20 graphic novels, including:

  • Earthworm Jim The Comic
  • Bigfoot Bill
  • Nnewts
  • Creature Tech
  • Earthboy Jacobus
  • Monster Zoo

He is also known for the Doug in Exile show, which the site references.

What the Site Covers

The site organizes his work into broad categories rather than a single portfolio:

Area What you'll find
Comic Books Independent comics and graphic novels by TenNapel
Video Games Work tied to titles such as Earthworm Jim and The Neverhood
Television TV development credits, including Catscratch
Film Film-related projects and credits
Children's Publishing Books and graphic novels aimed at younger readers
Music Music-related work, including album art
Shop Merchandise and products
News and Announcements Updates on new and recent projects

News and Announcements

The site's news section is where recent activity is documented. Examples from the page include:

  • This Book May Explode! — TenNapel is one of the artists contributing to this bi-monthly book of original stories, comics, and activities for kids and their grown-ups.
  • Album art for "110" by Brandon Carswell — TenNapel illustrated the cover art, and the site points readers to Spotify to hear it.
  • Media appearances — the site links to interviews, including an episode of Man Rampant with Doug Wilson discussing his experience as a Christian in the art world, and Episode 1 of MAKERS.

How to Use the Site

  • Verify a credit: If you're unsure whether a comic, game, or show is TenNapel's, check the category pages or the site's description of his work.
  • Follow new releases: The News and Announcements section is the most current part of the site and covers new books, art, and media.
  • Stay updated: The site offers a mailing list signup for exclusive offers and news.
  • Buy his work: Use the Shop section for available products.

The site does not publish pricing details or login requirements in the material available, so check the Shop and mailing list pages directly for current terms.