Yep. Entropy is still working.
I’ll be posting comics from my first book, Standing on the Edge of Real Life, for a while as I work on pulling an Etsy shop together and finishing Q is for Quarantine. Standing on the Edge was self-published in 2011 as a college credit project, and the comics span two years of work. I hope you enjoy seeing how they evolved!
And now, we travel back to a time when the Mice had whiskers….
…And then there’s the opposite problem.
(Don’t worry–I’m far from running out of ideas, as you shall see…)
Just…checking out the spot for the dryer vent. Yup.
Dad called, he wants his jokes back.
An alternate panel for yesterday’s “Be Careful It’s My Heart” comic, with a bonus-to-the-alternate panel. I’ve heard that “good art is knowing when to stop,” but I never claimed this was good art. 😁
If you are an organist or a pipe organ aficionado, please forgive the abysmal drawing. I tried to pick a modest example to copy, but…. How does any creature one limb short of an octopus play those things?
Happy Valentine’s Day! Some of us are less klutzy with abstractions than with physical objects.
The lyrics are from “Be Careful It’s My Heart” from the movie “Holiday Inn.” This is the longest comic I’ve ever drawn!
That one time the U.S. spent the entire weekend shooting down UFOs.
The daylight is slowly increasing here, and February is when the change seems to become really noticeable. Of course, the real shock is the time change in March….
Comic from 2017.
Sometimes you get so buried in work that you need some help excavating yourself. Thank goodness for friends!
Some people (or bots) on Instagram seem to be taking “If Lab Mice Were a Cat Comic” a bit too literally. I keep getting spam messages offering my cartoon mice free pet accessories,🐱🐶 if only they’ll model said products. I wondered just how that would look, so here we are: Lab Mice, in their experimental capacity, trying out some of my cats’ stuff.
*No cartoon mice were harmed in the making of these comics. No cats were deprived more than temporarily of their possessions. It was already too late for the toy mouse.
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