My neighbor Chris went on vacation last week. We talk when we are both out mowing. He offered my oldest son five bucks if he got his mail for the week. We grabbed the mail all week. Mostly it was me. Chris gave him his five bucks and a popsicle. The other night, I was [ ]
I have officially finished See You In Hell. I’ve actually been done for awhile now. I’ve been taking the opportunity to work on my website, change my newsletter provider, and to retool my Patreon. It’s hard to pay attention to all the balls you need to juggle as an independent cartoonist. Especially when you are [ ]
I m turning 49. I m winding down my current graphic novel, preparing a new one, and working out a new strip. A Sunday strip. Because that makes so much sense in 2026. I m going to use traditional tools for it also. Let s lean into the antiquation. On my desk are parts for a server I m building [ ]
I couldn t feel the eyes on me, but they were there nonetheless. I got a sense of being watched as I progressed around the backyard patio. I had tried to use my new toy and it fell short. An electric lawn edger. It wasn t a fair test. The lawn had grown a good 2-4 inches [ ]
I grew up loving Godzilla. Whenever one of the Toho movies came on TV, usually during lazy Saturday afternoons in the 80s, I would watch it. They all kind of blur together. I remember Perry Mason running around in a couple of them. The Americanized versions of Gojira and The Return of Godzilla inserted Raymond [ ]
I’ve been busy. Busy making comics. I started posting See You In Hell last year on my Patreon, and it’s been going great. I just released the collected first issue this week as a digital comic, and I’m going to finish the second issue in the next couple of weeks here. You can buy it [ ]
I’ve always loved comics. My father would come home from his job with a surprise stack of comics sometimes. I would vibrate with anticipation on which one I would read first. They were cooler than most movies. They were light years better than any television show. And since I started reading them in the early [ ]
In the early months of the pandemic, I started to notice a shift toward video. Vlogs, actually. Video blogs. Some of it was from people being trapped inside. Sharing their experience on YouTube was a way to feel less lonely. For artists, it became another opportunity for promotion and reaching a new audience. By the [ ]
I haven’t used Google for searching the web in years. That surprises people that know that I work for a digital marketing agency. I’m not saying Google isn’t important. Just that I don’t use them for their primary function: search. Why? Because it sucks. It hasn’t been good for years. Searching before Google was arduous, [ ]
I started posting my new comic to Instagram this week. Browsing my feed, it consisted of memes. I couldn’t find my friends or other accounts I follow. It was nothing but meme accounts. And I wasn’t sure why I was being shown most of this until I noticed that friends had liked some of the [ ]