Today on Wanderlost we explore desert island cuisine. In other words, page 25 is up. Click it to read it at full size.

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Page 24 of “Out to Sea” is up at the Wanderlost site. For conventional comic books, this would mean the end of the story or chapter. But on the infinite internet, it’s just another page. A page full of drama, though! Click it to read it.

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It’s a new week, so a new page up at Wanderlost. Ongoing back and computer problems pretty much keep posts to this blog limited to a weekly basis. So let me take this opportunity to unload random shit that’s been bugging me. Isn’t that what blogs are for? The NY Times recently reported what any [...]

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Last Thursday I took my first guitar lesson since 1985. This is among many factors impeding progress on Wanderlost and other graphic novel activities. I regret nothing. I’ve been feeling a need for a break from cartooning to develop other creative interests, music being a big one in my life, but not something I ever [...]

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Click to read the whole thing. Glad to update Wanderlost on time for once. I disrupt Sheldon’s escapism with some hard truths coming from home. I hope it isn’t too maudlin. Thank goodness for Tuvia to provide a punchline of sorts. Speaking of neurotic comics, CNN has a profile of Jules Feiffer to publicize his [...]

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Page 16 of “Out to Sea” is up at Wanderlost. Click to read the whole thing. Had dental work done on Wednesday, temporaries placed as they manufacture a gold bridge and fillings.

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It’s not as if there is a dearth of issues from the world of politics or just the world in general that shove a giant stick up the ass of the bee in my bonnet, but I just have not felt the urge to blog of them lately. Also — real life distractions. They keep [...]

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…in the new page up at Wanderlost. Click thru to read the whole page. FYI – Sheldon’s speaking abilities were first introduced at the end of the “Grounded” story, then further explained in “Tongue-tied”. I realize there might be some confusion, given that he so rarely uses language to communicate — but he had no [...]

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Click the thumbnail to see the whole page. Page 13, the luckiest of all pages.

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Page 12, in fact. Click it to see the whole thing.

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