I know it was just last week that I skipped out on The Devil & Mr. Gandhi, but life is what it is, and I can’t always stay up late making comics for you people, so give me a break! Anyway, since I can’t draw the Devil for you, I thought I would show you …
Last week I substituted a planned page of “The Devil & Mr. Gandhi” with an “Interlude” page, not connected with the overall series of the first 10 episodes. This was kind of a cop-out. I had started penciling a page, but I didn’t like exactly how it was going, and I felt it was rushed. …
It’s probably not a good sign that day I had a great Twitter conversation about the positives and negatives of doing either 1, 2, or 3 strips a week and whether they should be in full-color, limited palette, or B&W is the same day I have a bit of comic-creator’s-block and don’t feel confident enough …
Episode 10, boy how the time flies. I debated on whether or not to make the NYC focus about two ludicrous politicians who are tempting fate once more, but I just couldn’t resist. And don’t get me wrong, I am not making any big moralistic judgement on “those two” or what they did. I just …
Not much dialog here. The Devil is devilish, diabolical, evil you might say, but he is also playfully evil like a child. He’s a big kid at heart, and like all kids, they want attention and affection more than anything. So, even The Devil couldn’t go for very long with Gandhi being justifiably mad with …
Usually my attempts to be timely in terms of a comic’s relationship to current events or a specific day or event fall miserably short of expectations. But I got a lot of good feedback from my heat wave episode of “The Cliche” (it happens to be hot as all getout through most of the country) …
It has been hot, hot, hot in the city of brotherly love of late. And although there is truth in the statement that the humidity level greatly affects how hot a day may truly “feel,” I have to tell you, if I hear one more person mention how it’s the humidity and not the heat …
