Tall Man in Green Turtleneck

Radio Stunt

Due to his vacation, actor Sean Orlosky couldn’t appear in last Saturday’s radio show (That was June 24, 2017 for all you historians out there). Fortunately, his stunt double agreed to fill in.

Photograph by Tony Morris.

Playing Favorites

Lucille Ball as Liz Cooper on My Favorite Husband

Tom Cherry’s Old Time Radio Show is celebrating Valentine’s Day in June this Saturday by presenting a love crazy episode of the classic radio comedy, My Favorite Husband! A lucky audience member will also get a chance to play It Pays to be Ignorant!  Plus there’s more cowboy action and adventure on The Happy Hoppy Hopper Show!

Featuring the talents of Sean Heline, Bob Green, Missy Donahue, Katy Wolfe, Jeff Rapkin, soundman and soundwoman, Jerry and Judy Cole, and Jeff Shull as “Lord Scrumptious”!

That’s June 24^th at the Farmland Community Center (100 North Main Street, Farmland, IN) @ 3:00 pm! Tickets are just a dollar! Popcorn and refreshments will be available for purchase. Call 765-468-7631 for more information. Radio fun for everyone!

The Return of Dadman and Sonny

It must be Father's Day!

My Belated Birthday Post

Yesterday was my birthday. I am now 48 years-old. In honor of this, I did this drawing of Giraffe Man wearing a party hat.
Giraffe Man was created by John Oak Dalton.

Vikings!!!

Leaf Erikson and his nameless viking sidekick

It Came From My Mailbox!: The Man Under the Punch Bowl? Woozy Winks

I'm happy to be the cover artist for Keith O'Brien's latest Samurai Slate collection!
Samurai Slate was created by Keith O'Brien

My Comic Book Collection: Weird Mystery Tales (1996)

I recently stumbled upon this small promotional comic book for DC Comics’ Weirdoverse line of books from 1996. I believe the Weirdoverse titles were DC’s attempt to reinsert some horror back into the DC Universe after Swamp Thing and his ilk fled to the Vertigo imprint. Characters from Night Force and Scare Tactics were featured in this ashcan.  As a fan of the original Night Force comic in the ‘80s, I happily sampled an issue or two of the rebooted effort, but I remember being underwhelmed by the book. I think I grabbed an issue of Scare Tactics from a dollar bin once. I wasn’t too impressed by that one either. I guess there’s a reason the Weirdoverse didn’t last that long.

Weird Mystery Tales belongs to DC Comics.

Viking on a Placemat

Drawn while waiting on my fried chicken and mashed potatoes (6/1/17)