This is the second parody of “Frog and Toad.” The first, as you may recall, was “Frog and Toad are Boring,” way back in issue #6. If you haven’t read the “Frog and Toad” books by Arnold Lobel, you’re missing out. They are amazing! I love everything about them! These comics of mine are parodies, — read more

This is the first time Seamus C. Monster has appeared in his own comic. Groundbreaking stuff, I know. As I’ve mentioned in the past, Seamus is not totally my creation. By that, I mean that I came up with the idea of him and a general outline of his form then contracted an amazing artist, — read more

Yes, fart jokes are low-brow. I didn’t set out to create such a piece, yet this is what oozed out of my brain on the day I created it. As I’ve mentioned before, the method for creating content for Oddballs is an exercise is free-flowing creativity. We can’t always have our humor be refined, pithy, — read more

My sister Cyndi loves the mazes I put in Oddballs. I don’t know how much she’ll love this one since it has no satisfying conclusion. At the same time, isn’t the journey, not the destination? I guess when it comes to being stuck in the friend zone, the journey is a never-ending cycle of awkward — read more

I have no idea what school yearbooks look like these days. Do they still do quotes? What was your high school yearbook like? Did you have a quote and, if so, what do you think of it now? When I was in high school, they only let the seniors have a quote. When I was — read more

Have you seen those videos about how the Smurfs are evil? If not, you should go down that rabbit hole (by way of a giant mushroom)! Here’s a video! — read more

Here’s another instance when I simply let the creative juices ooze out of my brain. My wife’s reaction: “It’s weird.” Thank you, wife. I just revised my own vision board. The way I do it is that I create an 8.5″ x 11″ page in Canva and paste pics on it. Then I print it — read more

I enjoyed drawing this but I enjoyed creating the cover image a lot more! Here’s a video! — read more

I’ve often wondered if the cavemen who did the cave art all those eons ago knew the concept of “art” or if it was merely a communication or documentation method. Stylistically, it’s beautiful in its upfront depictions and storytelling. It’s like a good comic in that way. Here’s a video! — read more