Some people worry about their retirement, but I feel pretty sure that by the time I’m of age this sweet baby will be paying up ample. I haven’t heard back yet from my submission to King Features Syndicate, but I figure it’ll be any day now.
This is the ideal beverage for listening to my new radio show, Alabama Chrome, which airs every Saturday morning from 6-9am Pacific. You can listen to KAOS whenever you want.
I’m just back from a classic bum in Civil War country. I met this bear along the way. He was made of wood.
If you’d like to see a comic I made, there should be a new one pretty soon on the maybeparade kickstarter.
My extrapolation on a scene from the book that maybeparade is in the process of publishing. Check out our totally awesome Kickstarter.
Line on up to give Will Dewey a kick in the pants! Maybeparade’s Kickstarter campaign has kicked off, and what it means for you is that it’s the only way to get my new mini-comic, which is really funny only if you’ve read Mr. Dewey’s book, The Homeland of Pure Joy. Which you can do, soon, when maybeparade publishes it.
In celebration of Curb Your Dog’s Phages and Stasis being aurally available, here’s a dude jammin’ to it.
“I’m here for the meeting of the Forest Council? I’m here to represent man?”
Eight and A Half by Eleven Comics #14 is on the newsstands now! Go down to your local and demand it! Wait, don’t… I’ve done nothing to promote it, it would make me look like a jerk. If you don’t get one in the mail let me know and I’ll send one.
Anyway, though, it’s now distributed by maybeparade press in the big city of Portland, so I get to borrow on the prestige of fine literature, just as long as I occasionally acquiesce to renting out my characters to perform demeaning corporate work (above).
“I asked you a simple question and I do not think it unreasonable to expect an honest and straightforward answer: do you or do you not like my extremely high collar?”
