Those of us here at YACB wish you a Happy Thanksgiving (and hope that yours goes better than Shaggy & Scooby's!)
(Cover to Scooby-Doo #114 by Robert Pope, courtesy of the GCD.)
Thursday, 25 November 2010
Wednesday, 24 November 2010
Catching Up
Bizarro is brought to you today by Before and After.Gosh dern, it's good to be getting caught up with the blog posts. Much to discuss, let's get started.
Our first cartoon today is another collaboration between my friend and colleague, Wayno. We kicked this one around quite a bit before deciding on this approach. Here's Wayno's account of the whole story. I remain mystified by people's obsessions with virtual lives as opposed to their own. I've never done any of these kinds of things and am, frankly, afraid of them. They tap into some natural tendency of humans or they wouldn't be so popular. I stay away from them because I'm pretty sure I'd be hooked and not get anything done in the real world. It's the same reason I've never owned any video gaming system. Too tempting. Surfing the web is addictive enough.
Next stop, weight loss. Almost all of us could maintain a healthy weight if we ate natural foods and exercised, but it's just too tempting to eat delicious, readily-accessible, inexpensive junk food and watch TV instead of exercise. I fall prey to this, too, in my vegan way. It's the world we live in, waddyagonnado?
The early hands-free phone is an idea from my friend Michael Capozzola. It's an opportunity for a fun pic. Check out some of Capo's stand-up comedy. His routine on "cougars" is terrific.
These last two gags are about females who eat their mates and a male that probably should have been eaten long ago. Hope you get a smile.As soon as I get some pics and video of my shows in Tulsa, I'll share them here. They both went really well and were more-or-less sold out. Always fun to do comedy in the hometown. One show included a Piraro impersonator.
Tuesday, 23 November 2010
Not Really Back
Sorry I've been away from my blog for so long, I've been performing in Tulsa and visiting family. I'm catching up on deadlines today but will back tomorrow blogging like a mofo. Come back and have an ogle!
Monday, 22 November 2010
Visions of The B-Team
You may recall that back during our 24 Hour Comics Day event at the library, I did an awesome little comic called The B-Team Returns.
In the wee hours of the morning, the talented Adam Buttrick took time out from drawing his own comic to draw a few scenes from mine! Here then are a few images from my comic drawn by Adam:
(Some of the scenes seems a bit more violent when not drawn as stick figures...)
Finally, here's a group shot of some of the characters the comic that Adam drew:
Go visit Adam's blog, where you can see more of his drawings, including his own 24 Hour Comics Day comic: Tim Tadabrucki and the Stealing Trick.
In the wee hours of the morning, the talented Adam Buttrick took time out from drawing his own comic to draw a few scenes from mine! Here then are a few images from my comic drawn by Adam:
(Some of the scenes seems a bit more violent when not drawn as stick figures...)
Finally, here's a group shot of some of the characters the comic that Adam drew:
Sunday, 21 November 2010
Monkey Covers
Yes, that's a monkey riding on the back of a gorilla on the cover of Tibor #27 (2003), which is about as hardcore awesome as you can get on a monkey cover without involving a jetpack or Kryptonite.
(Standard disclaimer about gorillas running away from arrows not really being monkeys applies.)
Image courtesy of the GCD. Click on the image for a larger version.
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