Saturday, June 21, 2008

Big, Hairy Noses and Other Comical Flaws


While "Single and Looking" (nee "Out of the Gene Pool") is ending tomorrow, it will live on in reruns (on gocomics.com), and in a new book collection!

You can buy it from Lulu.

Sunday, June 8, 2008

The Ubiquitous Charles Brubaker

Yep, that's me in today's Retail.

And yes, I knew about it in advance (Norm Feuti sent me the original).

I'm sad to say, however, that I don't actually have a time-warping web browser, although that would be cool.

Thursday, May 15, 2008

Hagar the Horrible

This is an excerpt from the animated Hagar the Horrible special that Hanna-Barbera produced. It aired around the time the creator, Dik Browne, was dying.



Design wise, it was faithful to the strip it was based on, but otherwise, the story was boring, typical of animated cartoons at the time. Even Chris Browne, Dik Browne's son, left a negative review about it in his Amazon.com review.

Wednesday, April 30, 2008

Dog eat Doug

My latest addition to my originals collection: "Dog eat Doug" by Brian Anderson.

Mr. Anderson frequently does a contest on his website where a winner recieves an original of his strip. I was one of them, and it just came today.



Top: original drawing
Bottom: printout of the published version.

With my list of originals growing, I decided that now would be a great time to update the list I posted here.

Tuesday, April 29, 2008

The Knight Life by Keith Knight

I'm a big fan of Keith Knight's weekly strip, The K Chronicles, so let me just say that I'm looking forward to his new comic strip, The Knight Life, now offering to daily papers from the good folks at United Media.

You can read about it here.

Here's a press release from United (in pdf format).

You can learn more about Keef here.

Spread the word, to anyone who actually reads this site.

Friday, March 28, 2008

Dog eat Doug


Thought I take the opportunity to plug one of my favorite strips - Dog eat Doug by Brian Anderson.

It's a fun comic about a love/hate relationship between a new-born baby (the "Doug" in the title) and a dog, a chocolate lab named Sophie.

You can read it on comics.com and also at the cartoonist's website (it has a two week delay, but the comics are posted bigger). It also runs in over 50 newspapers nationwide.

There's a book collection coming out in September. You can pre-order it from a link below: