A post-apocalyptic comic about a guy who starts his days around 8 in the morning with a flask of gin and a walk. 1 of 8 parts

24 pages, on copy paper, color cover, $5

A comic about a cat and a bear, who do bad things. They're the kind of crazy that kills!

24 four-tier cream colored pages between a full color cover, $5

Want it signed? Drawn in? Lemme know.

If I know you, and you want one, just let me know and I'll hook ya up. I'm almost out of Sam n' Dans though, so I have to print more, but the other one I still have a bunch left.

Current Mood: fantastic
Current Music: whatever pandora says

So I never link to any of my cartooning friends on this blog because I figure anyone
who's reading this is either them, or has already seen whatever I'd be linking.

But I'm optomistic tonight. Maybe someone's typing the incorrect URL right now,
and will be here any moment.

Roommates, coworkers, drinking buddies, Dane Martin, Kubby Bear and I have a
blog:

http://americanstronghold.blogspot.com

It's a good time. I just posted pictures of Dane's dinner.

Here's their websites:
http://barekublishing.blogspot.com/
http://danemartin.blogspot.com/

We will be releasing a line of practical products, or logos, or ideas in the near future.
Hopefully we'll be going to Portland, Maine (the original Portland) in May for the
Maine Comics Arts Festival. Sent in the application today, so we'll see.

May the skies overhead treat you friendly.

Forgot to mention, the finale of my comic was up on bashmagazine.com, and can be found here:

http://www.bashmagazine.com/06-Lok1.html
http://www.bashmagazine.com/06-Lok2.html

Next up, there are funny animals in the air. There are more and more funny animals everywhere.

Here are some sketches...gotta get my chops up...

People in the Junction have been collaborating a lot lately. This is an unwilling collaboration.

Dane blue pencilled this character into one of my blank panels for Pockmarked Apocalypse. I was kind of annoyed until I drew the panel, and saw the blue pencil ghost still haunting the panel. I'd erased it best I could, but it was still there, skipping down the road. I had to ink it in.

It just made me incredibly happy. Man. Wouldn't you read this comic?

Last weekend I went over Cat and Bryan's place and we threw down on some paintings. Penina came over later and joined us.

It was a lot of fun. Had not painted anything in probably over a year. Here's Sam n' Dan in acrylic and colored pencils:



Man, I love my neighborhood. Thanks again, Cat and Bryan!!