…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 11, that is. Click the thumbnail to see the whole finger! I mean…page. Beware random Pink Floyd reference.

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Click it to read the whole thing. The little pig’s troubles continue. Three great whites and a hammerhead. After all the shark book reading I do for my son, you’d think I’d know more species. But these two have always been iconic to me, thanks to Jaws, of course, and the weirdness that is the [...]

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Click thing to read bigger, grunt! A new page of Wanderlost. Full of sharks. We all need more sharks in our lives.

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Delayed by back pain and tooth extraction, a new page arrives at Wanderlost full of color, merpeople, and song. Click it to embiggen it! Friday’s caricature will arrive later today. Targets — I mean, subjects will be Liz Cheney and Bill Kristol.

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A few weeks ago when Rene Engstrom posted the final installment to her wildly popular webcomic Anders Loves Maria, there was a great lament and weeping throughout the webcomics and cartoonist community. Or so I could gather from the various tweets and blog posts in my RSS reader from critics, colleagues and even close personal [...]

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Click to read the full sized toon. A sudden appearance by Ma Pig. How is that possible?! OMIGOD!!! Drawing calm seas is not as exciting as turbulent stormy seas. I’m still working out my technique on that. Hmmmm. It’s morning now where I am, the kids keep arguing with each other, and I am on [...]

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Give it a click to see at full size, yo. New page, new story, new site design (still in progress), even a new drawing approach. Other than Photoshop, my tools are more traditional this time: nibs, brushes, an ink well. I will still use markers and Sharpies and my pen brush for touch up and [...]

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Search Party: Page 27.

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