Showing posts with label Ghost of the Titanic. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ghost of the Titanic. Show all posts
Sunday, October 19, 2014
Monday, October 13, 2014
Cos-Play Hero p38
Monday, May 30, 2011
Monday, May 09, 2011

I finally set up a real website for my cartoons. Blogger doesn't accept Flash, so I was having to translate to .MOV files, and it took up too much space. I don't really have the site set up yet, but I went ahead and posted my last animation. Check it out at www.ppl-comics.com/index.html.
Does anyone have that game Radiant Historia yet? They never have it when I'm at Gamestop.
Labels:
Ghost of the Titanic,
Mind Space
Tuesday, March 29, 2011
GRRRRAAAAARGH!

Oops! I've been so busy with 3D Street Fighter that I forgot to post the comic.
Good news, bad news. The good news is that there's a game coming out featuring Samurai Jack, Bloo from Foster's Home, Ben 10, Chowder, and other Cartoon Network characters. The bad news is that the game looks terrible. It's made by Crave Games, the same company as every other Cartoon Network game, and they do NOT have a good track record. Worse, they couldn't even get Phil Lamarr to reprise his role as Samurai Jack. This makes me want to put my head through a window pane.
Labels:
Ghost of the Titanic,
Jail Bee,
Taco Knight
Monday, February 14, 2011
What's a Valentine?

This one came up a little blurry because I had to borrow a scanner. The Kodak AiO that Wal Mart tricked my grandmother into buying stopped scanning because it's out of color ink.
1. It is NOT out of color ink because it's never successfully printed a picture.
2. Why the heck do you need color ink to scan something!?
3. This has nothing to do with either, but why can't we get Mother 3 in this country!?
Labels:
Ghost of the Titanic,
Old Man Winter
Monday, August 10, 2009
No- I mean yes- I like strawberries.

I finally beat up that pig I was telling you all about. Congratulations, me!
The other day, I got a chance to see FBI consultant and former con-artist Frank Abagnale give a speech. I thought it would be really funny if the following conversation took place.
Audience Member 1: What was it like having Christopher Walken as a father?
Abagnale: No, no. You seem to be confused with a movie that was based on my life. It was a great film, but film makers always portray things from their own point of view.
Audience Member 2: Did you really lock yourself in a theatre for years at a time while saying "Show me the blueprints, show me the blueprints" over and over?
Abagnale: (Pauses awkwardly.) Okay... I think you're confusing me with Howard Hughes, on whom a completely different movie was based.
Audience Member 3: What was it like to die on the Titanic?
Abagnale: (Growing annoyed) No, that was another character from a different movie. Stop that. Next question.
Audience Member 4: You were really terrible in that modern day interpretation of Romeo and Juliet.
Abagnale: (Angrilly) That's not even a question! Stop that!
Audience Member 5: How did it feel to be Geoffrey Chaucer, the imaginary room mate in "A Beautiful Mind?"
Abagnale: (Boiling with rage) That's not even a Dicaprio character, and that wasn't Geoffrey Chaucer! You have two movies mixed up, and neither of them involve me!!!
...and so on. I considered doing a comic like this, but it wouldn't have been my style.
Labels:
Drunken Raccoon,
Ghost of the Titanic,
Mercury,
vampires
Friday, July 20, 2007
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