Cartoon art commission -- School mascot

Nae Nae dancin' tiger b&w art for a school's Spring Break T-shirts (you'd almost think I was a jolly person to draw something like this...  =)):

Demon character sketch

"Brain-Tube Bill" -

Slob-oids "Book & Record Set" video

Planet Of The Slob-Oids from King Power Cinema on Vimeo.

This is a faux book & record set, or basically, a comic with audio and video effects. My pal David M. Smith suggested the adaptation.

Story and art by me
Film & audio production by David M. Smith
Voices by me, David, Eric Hawley, Brian Collins and Pip May

In the (Dead) Zone

It's weird, people think of Stephen King as a guilty pleasure.. I almost feel guilty that I never enjoyed him as a guilty pleasure as much as some people do. I want/wanted to be one of those people who read his books as a guilty pleasure, you see. They loomed up on my horizon, as a little kid, as a fascinating teenage thing to be into, those massive well-worn tomes, full of edgy, slightly illicit material. And I did read his short story collections, and a nonfiction book of his about the horror genre. But somehow I never made it to the books that he's known for, especially the early ones. In high school I got _Needful Things_ from the library, and it was okay, maybe, but I never felt like I was in that Stephen King "zone" that I imagined the teenagers of my imagination had been in. I almost read it like a chore, like a book on a school reading list. It was on my guilty pleasure curriculum I guess, and thus not much of a guilty pleasure after all.

GoldBug #1 cover

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Peak Fun Comics presents "GoldBug - the Man with the 24-Karat Kick"

A 12-page Superhero Comic in Lush, Feathery Black & White Brush-strokes, Just the Way You Like It

Peak Fun is pleased to announce that our somewhat lengthy publishing hiatus will be undergoing a temporary reprieve as we release pages from the Goldbug's sterling new adventure, "The Bug Keeps Cool" (which joins such obscure and long-forgotten classic tales as "The Bug Maintains His Composure," "The Bug Holds Up with Aplomb" and "The Bug Never Sweats.")

Many readers perhaps missed Goldbug's original adventures, which were published in obscure periodicals during the 70s, and then faded from the scene as his creator, Ed Skeets, descended into a personal hell of unimaginable depths. Now with Ed's return to the ol' cartoon biz, we find he's thankfully none the worse for wear, and the Bug is just as besotted with all that glitters as he ever was.

Please SCROLL DOWN to read the first page, and click the "read more" link to see the whole story!

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post #50

 I think my numbering is off somewhere, but I think this is #50...

Art for "Turkey Trot 5k" t-shirt and "Halloween 5k" (unfinished.)