THE LATEST!


The Donut & The Cheeseburger: Race to the White House; a satire of the first half of this monumentally agonizing Presidential election year. Out NOW! And available in my Etsy shop!



FINALLY!
Now in my Etsy shop( link in the Header above): “The Complete Plastic Babyheads from Outer Space”: 360 pages of full-color whacked out sci-fi satire fun, collecting the entire run of the comic from GoComics.

AND—“Capt. Daiquiri Jones & The Space-ROCKETTES No1”!Sci-Fi Retro-comics golden age style! Daq & her team kick some neo-fascist butt in 36 full color pages.PLUS-Archie comics via MAD- style laughs in “Vickie Venus:Teenage Alien”!

Check ‘em out today!

“ANNOUNCING BOB” : this was a fun diversion after completing the Daiquiri Jones project!

“Capt.Daiquiri Jones “KICKSTARTER Successfully funded!

check out the samples below!


”Capt. Daiquiri Jones &The Space-ROCKETTES “ will soon be available via my Etsy store! Stay tuned!

The Kickstarter below will didn’t happen-but the book will soon be available! Stay tuned for the announcement !

”The Complete Plastic Babyheads from Outer Space” collects every strip published on GoComics between 2013-2015, telling the complete story of the Plastic Babyheads invasion of Earth! Adventure and Absurdity abound as a host of wacky characters, some familiar but all strange, walk across the Babyheads’ stage. Meet “The Stooge sPies: Lemon, Meringue and Rhubarb; Bella “Beehive”Dilemma, The Blain of Jelly Wewis, Dr. Botox Browlift, Director George Mucus, Saint George ‘Carloon and The Church if Imbeciletology and much, much more! A Kickstarter in February 2023!

Work-in-progress:

The history of the obscure comics publisher; told in comics and prose, including illustrations from their pulp beginnings, their first comics from the golden age to their last in the early 1970s, as well as material from their brief foray into TV animation in the late 1960s!

The following videos were done for last summer’s “ GreenScreen” Kickstarter and this summer’s “Daiquiri Jones “ and introduce the story of “HaveA-Banana Periodicals”