Yelling Bird
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Can you tell I didn’t find the time to work on a comic this week?

Oh well, maybe next week.
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This one comes direct from the imaginations of Gary and Jessie.
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Because every now and then I need a running gag.
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One of my favorite episodes of Cartoon Network’s “Justice League” is parts 1 & 2 of The Brave and The Bold. In it the Flash and Green Lantern go up against Gorilla Grodd. In part 2 Grodd has placed the inhabitants of Central City under his mind control and Flash and GL have made their way in and amongst a crowd of Grodd’s new minions. Flash begins ( Read more... )

NEEDS MORE COWBELL!
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Three Fourty-Seven for June 15, 2008
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If you ever really want to get back at a former employer, I recommend dropping a beached cetacean on their place of business.
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Ah, bunnies. Truthfully the origin of this comic holds root with my former roommate Paul. He had a story idea he had about a powerful spell-caster/demigod that had been around so long that he’d gone senile and forgot what he was. The individual had been imprisoned and forgotten, day after day he’d accidently make odd things happen. Including ( Read more... )