This feature was one that I changed dramatically after creating it. I pass my comics by my wife before presenting them to the public so she can tell me if I’m off base or not. In this case, the original struck her as somewhat lewd in nature and containing suggestive euphemisms… although I had no… — read more

This is a follow-up to “Weirdo Trading Cards” from issue #9. I didn’t do backgrounds in these for the simple reason that I didn’t have time. With backgrounds, you have to pencil them and then ink them. Sure, they’re great to have, but if they don’t add to the image, why have them? Also, these… — read more

I made a small change to this comic before presenting it. In the last panel, I originally had a tear coming from the trout’s eye. Normally, small things like that don’t seem to make much of a difference. Then I thought about how Jessica and I talked about adopting and how we would want any… — read more

I had thought about doing another installment of “Amazing Amazon Search with Melba,” but then thought twice about it. Amazon is a real website and I figure I shouldn’t be mentioning items that are not there. This works better. Hear it! — read more

Back =in February of this year, we took Bash to the San Antonio Rodeo. It’s a huge event. In any case, they have livestock, of course. Here is Bash looking at the chicks. I joked around with Jessica at the time that Bash was already getting attention from hot chicks, due to the fact that… — read more

I’ve always thought it would be tough to be a trucker; having to not only sit all day but also be alert. That sounds exhausting! That said, as a kid, I liked the big rigs. I used to draw them in church during the sermon. And, since it was the 80s, there were plenty of… — read more

This page is better in print as you can try to solve the maze with a pencil. It’s best not to use your pencil on your phone or computer screen. I got the maze from Creative Fabrica. There’s a ton of stuff there. It’s amazing! Full disclosure, I haven’t tried to finish the maze myself… — read more

Digitally, this page (“This Page”) is in color but, in the print version, it’s in black and white. The pictures do lose a little in black and white, but this digital version is available. Just like the previous page, the images were prompted in Midjourney and manipulated in Affinity Photo and Canva. There was a… — read more