Pillow Talk

Today's a day to dare to be stupid!

Click on image to enlarge - as if you'd want to. Yuck.

#006 Light Headed

 

Drawing smoke, fire, and bad news is fun.

As ever, CLICK ON COMIC STRIP TO READ FULL SIZE.

#005 The Inside Job

This is what breaking out of a creative block looks like for me.

Lynda Barry's book "What It Is" is wonderful for creative types, teaching us to create with uncertainty as our guide. The book has brought me out of my fear twice now. Thank you, Ms. Barry.

As ever, CLICK ON COMIC STRIP TO READ FULL SIZE.

Pirates and Kitties!

Question: How can I make Shermin less popular?

Answer: Today's strip.

Yo-ho, yo-ho, a pirate's life for me!

CLICK ON STRIP TO SEE FULL-SIZED.

Officer Shermin!

 

"Officer Shermin:" This strip has nothing to do with the current Frog/Underground storyline. I've just got a dozen things to do tomorrow, big plans for the next 2 Shermin strips - - - and I didn't want Shermin fans to wait that long!

Hence, this Shermin strip from the vaults. Enjoy!

CLICK ON THE IMAGE TO ENLARGE, OR YOU WON'T SEE THE WHOLE STRIP!

#004 Requiem for Guano

The other night, Shermin revealed another piece of his character to me: that he acts on impulse. So was born this strip.

"Guano the Bat" - we hardly knew ye.

CLICK ON IMAGE TO SEE ENTIRE STRIP! (Otherwise, you'll see only half of today's strip, and wonder why it doesn't make any sense.)

#003 Never Trust Your Monster

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You know, I should create a blog with a bigger image space, thus saving all of you the trouble of enlarging the comics to read them. 

And - darned frogs.

#002 Unique Tastes

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But what does it all mean? As Buster Keaton would say, "Damfino."

#001 Frog Monster Follies

"Organic" not "Bubonic"

You are what you eat.

I actually read the label "70 % organic" on a product.

Hello, Boss!

The office rat on morning break.

By the way, "Hello, Boss" is the name of a sugary-sweet canned coffee drink I used to buy by the case in New Orleans East, in the Vietnamese "99 Market." The name and can alone was worth the drive.