Here’s the text for easier reading: Odds & Ends Your questions and comments addressed by none other than our resident Odditer… Full disclosure: The questions and comments at hand are completely fictional as of this moment. So… send us questions and comments, will ya? Dear Oddballs, Sometimes I wonder what the world will be like… — read more

Do you believe that Methuselah lived to be 968 years old? What would you do with your life if you knew you were going to live that long? On another note, you’ll notice on the video of me inking this page that I forgot the “H” on Methuselah’s name. I added it post-production. Hear it!… — read more

The Mothman is a strange story. It doesn’t make much sense but there are witnesses. Have you ever seen him? What would you do if you did see him? Watch me ink it! — read more

I’ve been dabbling in AI and I can’t figure out if AI is good for us humans or bad for us. I guess time will tell. Hear it! Watch me ink it! — read more

Jessica and I have had Bash in swim lessons for a while now. He was in a couple of different groups and, recently, we’ve got him in one-on-one lessons at the YMCA. It wasn’t until I got to the very end of penciling this comic that it hit me to have the guy being taught… — read more

Jessica, Bash, and I went to the San Antonio Rodeo earlier this year. While there, we saw the unlikeliest of rodeo animals: a sloth! All that said, as I get older, I too get slower. You will too. Hear it! Watch me ink it! — read more

Have you ever seen Disney’s “Frozen”? If you haven’t, it may have been because you were locked up in a castle your entire childhood, kept away from the outer world for your own good. Hear it! Watch me ink it! — read more

In the very first Oddballs (yes, there’s Issue #1, but I keep it in a vault for the time being), I had a feature called “Shoes for Women.” When my dear Mom (God rest her soul) found my Oddballs #1 among some stuff I left at her house, she read it and said this was… — read more

I created “Random Humans” while exhibiting at a Comic Con, back when I used to do that sort of thing. I took a look at other artists’ tables and saw that they created sketch cards – small, trading card-sized pieces of artwork that they sold for a few bucks each. I thought I’d give it… — read more