Wednesday, 19 May 2010

FCBM6 Day 19

It's day nineteen of the Sixth Annual YACB Free Comic Book Month!

Our next selected entry is from David Borders. The five comics that David likes are:

1. Rai
2. Magnus Robot Fighter
3. Identity Crisis
4. Batman: The Killing Joke
5. Harbinger

And his other thing of interest is the tv show Firefly.

For David I have the first two issues of Kelly Yates' sci-fi adventure comic Amber Atoms.

For David's bonus comic, I'm sending him the Star Wars Halloween comic.

David's comics should be in the mail within a week. Enjoy!

There's still time to send in your entry for the YACB Free Comic Book Month; details are here.

Current FCBM Statistics:
31 entries
56 free comics sent so far
12 days remaining

Puppies and Chickens












(For a larger, more better image of bigness to view, click the cartoon)

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Dear faithful reader, thank you for your patience. I've been out of town for all but three days of the past four weeks and it's been difficult keeping up. As I look at the mounting pile of missed deadlines and cascading unanswered emails, I am experiencing fits of depression and feelings of hopelessness. These are mitigated with fantasies of setting fire to my apartment and moving to Tahiti, however, so that keeps me going.

Here are a couple of nice Sunday cartoons that ran in the past few weeks. I like both of these concepts and the art, as well. I like the idea of a werepuppy as opposed to a werewolf. Come to think of it, an excellent children's cartoon show might be a baby who is bitten by a werewolf and becomes a werepuppy every full moon. Oh, the shenanigans he/she could get into.










I've long been a fan of both birds and dogs, so combining them in one drawing was fun for me. One of the things I love so much about Hawaii is that the islands are populated with feral chickens. Descendants of escaped livestock, these kooky critters have thrived for generations, so the jungles and parks are full of them. When viewed objectively, they are among the most visually exciting birds in the world, in my opinion. And they are surprisingly smart.

Back to the grindstone for me. If you've emailed me recently and I haven't answered, please be patient. I badly need an assistant, wish I could afford one. I've used interns from time to time but they're too transient and take too much time to train.