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

I have mixed feelings about Disney’s “Pocahontas.” On one hand, it’s got great art style and animation (which Disney 2D animation movie doesn’t?), and it has a couple of good songs. On the other hand, it’s got a bunch of sub-par songs and takes some drastic creative liberties. That said, I’ve only seen it once… — read more

Here’s the text because I can read your mind and I your mind told me you wanted it. Readers Like You! Prom was out of this world! Xegborg Z. of Toledo, OH (by way of Planet 2933 in the Gripzor Belt) writes: “I too was an awkward alien kid (see issue #10), but I found… — read more

Here’s the text for you since you like that sort of thing: Love is in the error Seamus C. Monster,Resident Odditor In the cold of February, the sultry warmth of Valentine’s love radiates as doth a Dutch oven ‘neath a polyester duvet. Pardon me for waxing poetic. I’m a hopeless romantic. Without romance, I am… — read more

If you don’t subscribe to the printed version of Oddballs, this cover doesn’t make sense. What I mean is, as with pretty much all the covers, it’s referencing one of the features inside. This is where you realize that subscribing to the printed version of Oddballs is the smartest thing for any human to do!… — read more

When I was a teenager, I eagerly anticipated the annual Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue. Yes, I was a red-blooded American teenage boy. Guilty! Although, in all honesty, I haven’t picked up an issue since I was a teenager. There were about a few years when it was all the rage with me but I grew… — read more

Here’s the text for you, if that makes things easier: Your questions and comments addressed by none other than our resident Odditer… Seamus C. Monster 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, I can’t decide what I… — read more

This was obviously influenced (and, to some extent, a satire of) Sergio Aragonés’ “Groo the Wanderer.” Groo the Wanderer is, by far, my favorite comic of all time. In fact, it’s pretty much the ONLY comic I’ve read throughout my life (since discovering it, of course). I’ve read other comics here and there, but none… — read more

I posted this image of this particular comic as a work-in-progress: A friend on Facebook (and IRL, for that matter) commented that the word “hobo” may be making an exodus from our collective lexicon; implying that the work may be derogitory. Perhaps. I guess time will tell. Yet, in my mind a hobo is different… — read more

After drawing this comic, I asked myself, “Why on earth did I think of dancing goats? Where did that come from?” I think it came from two places: The latter is close to home since my Mom (God rest her soul) told me a story about my grandpa (her father) and how he used to… — read more