My family went all out this Christmas. This year I got two of the most unique, one-of-a-kind gifts I’ve ever gotten: a calendar AND T-shirt featuring my comics!
Not to mention: The Complete Calvin & Hobbes (I’ve wanted this for as long as I can remember)!
Plus a whole slew of other things:
I’ll try to get higher resolution photos up later. But for now I think it’s safe to say, this was the best Christmas EVER!!! Thank you everyone so much!
Last night I received this wonderful piece of fan art from an anonymous artist at Webcomic Underdogs. It’s animated, so make sure you click on it to get the full effect. After some digging I found they were doing a Secret Santa, which no doubt I became a part of. If only I knew who it was so I could return the favour! Thank you and Merry Christmas, Mr. Anonymous!
Here’s some fan art I did for Mark Stokes’ terrific Zombie Boy. The strip revolves around the world of Zombie Boy, his dog Gorr, and many other friends. In this piece Gorr finds a new canine friend. Be sure to check out more of Mark’s work at zombieboycomics.com!
You may notice someone familiar in today’s City Folk by Ryan Klassen (click to enlarge):
I’m alongside characters from Company Man, Bug Pudding, Pancake Disco, Casually Employed, Rain Dogs, Cartoons by Jim, Lunarbaboon, Cousin Harold, and Coffee Ninja. Thanks for the shout-out Ryan!
A while back Leroy Brown of Icecubes asked me if I wanted to submit a comic for his monthly newspaper. It’s a paper in Texas called the Kingwood Monthly. Of course, I said yes without skipping a beat. It took a while, but the paper finally arrived the other day! Leroy has a picture of it up on his site, but here’s a better close-up (click to enlarge).
Thank you so much for letting me do this, Leroy. I’m also alongside Leroy’s own comic, Zombie Boy, Urban Jungle, Spud Comics and The Amaizing Jim Corn (all these comics are awesome too, BTW). It feels good to have Picpak in the papers!
