December 31

Today is the last day of 2011 and I'm not too sad for the year to end. Despite some good things (Double Dip #1, The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee), 2011 offered more lumps than rewards so I'm hoping the new year will be more kind and generous! Fingers crossed!

Happy New Year, dear friends! And I hope you have a great New Year's Eve!

Short and Sweet

One of my comics, Nibble #6, gets reviewed @ http://tinyurl.com/87q9g2k

Thanks, Optical Sloth!

Other People's Toys: Herry Monster

Those Funky Idiots: The Paradox of Snow

All Dressed Up and Nowhere to Go!

Blast from the Past: Duplex 10-4 Good Buddies (April 2004)

An attempt to do a parody of a soap opera strip ala Apartment 3-G. Meet the cast here!

A Christmas Reminder

On this day of peace and joy, let us remember that "Draw Jackie Jokers Day" is January 15, 2012.

A Sign of the Times

It Came From My Mailbox!: Izzy the Mouse

From the back of an envelope (2008) by JB Winter

Going Postal

I'm on the verge of sending all my Christmas comics off to mailboxes across the land. Just have a few more to put in the mail tomorrow and hopefully they'll arrive on Christmas Eve day for some folks. I'm pretty pleased with how the comics turned out. I just hope people find them entertaining! Fingers crossed!

A Meaningless Workplace Doodle

Other People's Toys: Rooster

Frederick "Rooster" Monroe from Ryan's Dad by Tony Reynolds

Done

Appearing in mailboxes very soon!

Randa

The Elves and the Shoemaker

The Elves and the Shoemaker successfully wrapped up earlier today in front of an enthusiastic audience at the Irvington Lodge (Home to Q Artistry)! Thanks to Julie Lyn Barber for the opportunity to play make believe with her, Stevie Hahn, Joe Skeen, Ben Asaykwee, and Jennifer Simms! It was a lot fun and it ended happily ever after!

The Three Sizes of Brice

It's Friday

Just the facts.

The Joke is on You!

Break out your pens and pencils, friends and neighbors! January 15, 2012 is "Draw Jackie Jokers Day"! That is all!

One of the Reasons I Loved Being in The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee

I win!

P.S. That's Lisa Wade as Logainne Schwartzandgrubenierre in the background. Getting a chance to work with Lisa is yet another reason!

Work in Progress: Heh

Other People's Toys: Watusi the Talking Dog

An extra-sized Watusi the Talking Dog
Created by Dale Martin

If You Give a Camel a Penguin

It Came From My Mailbox!: Happy Holidays From Maine

Holiday greetings from Carrie and Keith O'Brien! Thanks, folks!

Brotherly Love

Brice and Brendon Savage

Proof I'm Gradually Working on a New Christmas Comic

Blast from the Christmas Past: The Ghosts of Christmas (1998)

From 1998, The Three Christmas Ghosts pay a visit to Arlo Wazzo (They got the wrong address. They were looking for Don Shiplock) in my first TFI Christmas comic.

Splash Page

Splash page for If You Give a Camel a Penguin by Clifford Lowe

The Sort of Thing That Pops Up into My Head

I came up with an idea for Green Acres where Arnold is charged with treason and the Ziffels hire Mr. Douglas to defend him in court. Of course, Oliver doesn't want to take the case since he can't stand Arnold, but Lisa changes his mind. It would be a two-parter that ends in the Supreme Court and the hilarity would surely ensue! Oh, if it was only 1968! That could have been my spec script!

This Just In!

Well, it's official! I'll be tabling at S.P.A.C.E. in 2012! Here's proof @ http://tinyurl.com/5ttcdq9

That is all!

Randa Savage and Sons

Just When You Thought "Draw Hiram Lodge Day" Was Over...

Hiram Lodge ala Fred Goldman by Sean Smart

Thanks, Sean!

The Day After "Draw Hiram Lodge Day"

It's official! "Draw Hiram Lodge Day" was a success! Thanks to Drew Boynton, Dale Martin, and Keith O'Brien (The man responsible for that wonderful drawing above with Hiram, Little Orphan Annie, and Sandy, too!) for sharing their awesome talents to celebrate Mr. Hiram Lodge! Gentlemen, you did him proud!

Draw Hiram Lodge Day

Today is the day we honor the wealthiest man in Riverdale, Mr. Hiram Lodge! Often the voice of sanity in a world runned by ageless teenagers, let us celebrate Mr. Lodge by drawing his visage on this very day!
Here's some talented folks that got in the spirit of the season!:

Drew Boynton's Doggie draws and talks with Mr. Lodge!
Dale Martin shares a younger Hiram Lodge during the LITTLE ARCHIE days!
Keith O'Brien pictures Hiram Lodge with a daughter that isn't Veronica!
Hiram Lodge ala Fred Goldman by Sean Smart
A well dressed Hiram Lodge by Ivan Martin