24 Hour Comic 2011: Page Seven

Page seven features a one page strip that introduces Gary the Robot in "Too Many Ninjas."

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24 Hour Comic 2011: Page Six

Page six, concluding the magic pickle saga.

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24 Hour Comic 2011: Page Five

Page five, Clive.

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24 Hour Comic 2011: Page Four

Page four, Lenore.

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24 Hour Comic 2011: Page Three

Page three, McGee.

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24 Hour Comic 2011: Page Two

Page Two, Lou.

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24 Hour Comic 2011: Page One

I participated in 24 Hour Comic Day at Annex Comics again this year. The challenge: create a twenty-four page comic book within twenty-four hours. I didn't get that far again this year, about a 1/3 way through, but I will be posting what I created and possibly finishing the project in the same spirit this month. Stay tuned.

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Christmas Card From A Hooker In Minneapolis

One of the last images I was working on, on a Tuesday, on the bus, before it went all Tom Waits on me...

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Kind of Okay Comics #033

Well, I was passing by a drainage ditch yesterday and, much to my surprise, my old friend, Rex Tarkleton, was laying about in the muck gazing at the sky. I asked him what he was doing and he replied, "The backstroke, ya idiot." After helping him out of the grimy pit and lighting his dampened smoke, I agreed to buy this new strip from him. As we parted ways, I wished him a Happy Labor Day, to which he retorted, "Labor Day? You ain't never had a hard day o' work in yer life!" and completed the good tiding with a few gestures and colorful adjectives. I'd like to say it was good to see him and wonder how he ended up in Rhode Island, but these questions will have to be answered on our next chance meeting. Welcome back, Rex.

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The Dread Pirates Melanson

Wishing Oliver and young Samuel the best fourth and first birthdays ever, respectively. I'm looking forward to the pirate themed party later today. And cake. Uncle B is a sucker for cake.

The image above was this year's t-shirt, last year's is here. Photos taken by Nell added below.


You know you've made it when your art adorns a onesie.


Cap'n Oliver the Short, terror of the backyard.


First Mate Sammy, pillager of cake.

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