Cos-Play Hero p12

The trouble with doing a serialized story like this is that sometimes you have to spend a whole comic on exposition and set up. Sorry nothing interesting happened this week.

Cos-Play Hero p11

Cos-Play Hero p10

If I failed to mention it last week, there's a new demo for my game up at PPL-Comics.com. Mind you, it's still a work in progress.

Cos-Play Hero p9

That's supposed to be a Sockenbearen-themed clock radio tuned to the police radio frequency. I'm not sure it turned out right. Hopefully, this will all look better when I color it.

Cos Play Hero p8

Page Eight of the ongoing epic. Late, for no reason.

Cos-Play Hero p7

It didn't really come together until I put in the text, but I'm pleased with how convoluted this week's comic is.

Cos-Play Hero p6

I'm not entirely happy with the way this turned out... It looked better on paper. I probably should have left more space for the speech bubbles. I guess I'll have to redo this one later.

Cos Play Hero P5

The proportions might be a bit off in the third and fourth panels. I'll try to correct this when I color this in... and improve OCP's dialogue a bit.

Cos Play Hero p4

Cos Play Hero Chapter 3

Cos-Play Hero p2

Cos-Play Hero: P1

I'm starting a new story line here. I hope you like it. It's been going through my head for a while. (That first page isn't part of it. That's the one I threw together at the hotel.)

I kind of hit a series of unforeseen difficulties, so this week's comic will be late. Please be patient. I can assure you the delay hurts me a lot more than it hurts you.

Can't draw a comic right now. Here's a series of hypothetical cats I drew about seven years ago.

I found a mysterious, unlabeled package of Pop Tarts in my cupboard while I was packing my stuff. What flavor of Pop Tart could be in this package? Blueberry? Hot fudge sundae? Who knows? What brave soul will taste the mystery Pop Tart? It could be any one of us. It could even be Mr. Burns!

By the way, here's another Kickstarter you should support. It's the least you could do, after what you did. YOU know what I'm talking about!

Sort of Rushed

Comics are going to be sort of rushed the next couple weeks.

Four Questions

Out of Season

I had to do my Christmas card way out of season so I can order them in advance. I get a discount if I order them in bulk, since Red Bubble is a print-on-demand service. If you're disappointed that this isn't a comic, remember that I COULD have spent this time playing Pokemon X!

That's what the musk ox said.

The frame with the squirrels is even funnier out of context.
By the way, here are some Kickstarter campaigns for games I would like to play. I donated to a couple of them, myself.
"Shantae: 1/2 Genie Hero" is funded, but it's about 500,000 short of its stretch goals. I'd like to at least the extra characters at the 900,000 level, if not the animated cutscenes at the 1,200,000 level.

"Mighty Number 9" is directed by Keiji Inafune (the man behind Mega Man), and some of the brilliant people at Inticreates, creators of Mega Man 9 and 10. It's almost reached its last stretch goals, including handheld versions of the games.

"River City Underground" needs some help. It has nine days left, but hasn't met its initial funding goal yet. I've never played "River City Ransom," but I've heard good things about it. It would be a shame if this one wasn't funded. I'd donate myself, but I can't play it until it reaches the Mac/Linux or the Wii U stretch goals, and I've already invested too much in the other two games. This one's up to you!

How do these games look? No, tell me... How do they look? The Kickstarter previews won't play on my computer for some reason. Flash must be on the fritz again.

Half Bear Lion Objects

It makes more sense when you see the picture I took at Target.

ANGRY

Hi, everybody. If you've been reading for the past several years, you might remember the time I entitled a comic "Brain Tourniquet" the day before I found out my Dad needed brain surgery. Well, I seem to have predicted dire future news through my comic again. Just one day after posting a comic about trying to buy a neighbor's house out from under him, our landlord has sold the entire neighborhood around our house to land developers so they can put in an apartment complex and a Wal Mart Neighborhood market. I'm still trying to figure out how to deal with this, but I'm sure I'll work something out. I'm more worried about my retired and under privileged neighbors who have no where else to go. The guy down the street just moved in last month, and just got his wheel chair ramp installed. I really wish I could tell you I was making this up, but I'm not. Apparently, the people who own the land are not just evil, but cartoonishly evil, to the point of throwing out children and retirees breathing out of oxygen tanks just to give our town a third Wal Mart. Not cool.