Really, I haven't given up!
06.01.09
I'm just super-busy, as happens. I have to choose between deadline or comics, and deadline has to win. (+)
06.01.09
I'm just super-busy, as happens. I have to choose between deadline or comics, and deadline has to win. (+)
Sorry for the delay..
05.14.09
Probably no comics this week or next week due to wedding.
Oh, did I mention I'm getting married next week? Because I totally am. (+)
05.14.09
Probably no comics this week or next week due to wedding.
Oh, did I mention I'm getting married next week? Because I totally am. (+)
Guest Appearance
04.24.09
Check that shit out. Panel one, all the way to the left. Dead on likeness, right down to the hobo gloves. (+)
04.24.09
Check that shit out. Panel one, all the way to the left. Dead on likeness, right down to the hobo gloves. (+)
Minicomic '09
04.07.09
The minicomic I created for Conbust is now available in the features:
Squirrels Dressed As Famous People (+)
04.07.09
The minicomic I created for Conbust is now available in the features:
Squirrels Dressed As Famous People (+)
Characteristic Confusion (#925)
05.08.09
The only character I can think of in the Peanuts-verse who had a mustache was Spike, Snoopy's desert-living cousin - discounting the mid-70s, non-canon "Snoopy and The Peanuts Teens Mysteries" cartoon in which ALL the characters had mustaches. Shermy certainly didn't. But then, Shermy didn't do much of anything. Even though he and Patty (NOT Peppermint Patty!) were in the very first Peanuts strip, by the modern Snoopy era he had been written down to a bit character. In the classic Peanuts Christmas (aka "You Bought A Sucky Tree, Charlie Brown") Shermy had one line where he bemoaned always playing the shepherd in the Christmas pageant. In the strip his obscurity was uncharacteristically (for Peanuts, anyway) observed self-referentially in reflections about the non-notability of his crew cut.
05.08.09
The only character I can think of in the Peanuts-verse who had a mustache was Spike, Snoopy's desert-living cousin - discounting the mid-70s, non-canon "Snoopy and The Peanuts Teens Mysteries" cartoon in which ALL the characters had mustaches. Shermy certainly didn't. But then, Shermy didn't do much of anything. Even though he and Patty (NOT Peppermint Patty!) were in the very first Peanuts strip, by the modern Snoopy era he had been written down to a bit character. In the classic Peanuts Christmas (aka "You Bought A Sucky Tree, Charlie Brown") Shermy had one line where he bemoaned always playing the shepherd in the Christmas pageant. In the strip his obscurity was uncharacteristically (for Peanuts, anyway) observed self-referentially in reflections about the non-notability of his crew cut.
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