Gray occasionally appears at comic events with friends/associates and also Windsor area natives, Jason Fabok (artist: justice League of America) and David Finch (artist/writer: Batman, The Dark Knight).

In a counter effort to the growing AI trend, 'GlassMonkey Studios' is rebranding as 'Unsocial Media' and Gray has been quoted as saying that he will be producing his comics entirely by traditionally illustrating, coloring, and lettering by hand.

The strip featured, Baldoon, an eight-year-old boy who sought relief from his mundane days through adventures in an imaginary world inside a framed photograph.

The feature was realistically rendered and proved difficult to reproduce in the limited spaces allotted to daily newspaper comics.

Originally created as a daily newspaper strip for the CanWest chain of papers in Canada, The Incredible Conduit features the adventures of Raymond Cole, a university student who developed the ability to absorb then project all forms of energy.

The primary drive for The Conduit and Maria is to find their lab partner who has been missing since the blast that gave Raymond his conduit-like powers.

In 2013, GlassMonkey Studios expanded their line of comic book publications to include, Tales of the Incredible Conduit, Apes in the Woods, and Improbabilia.