More Stumptown debuts, Jeeeeyzus, thanks, and the Marx brothers sing

Decorum, a Stumptown debut mini of my humor work.
I just realized the subtitle is misleading, as I redrew and cleaned up all the doodles. Oops. It's $3.

Faces/Spaces, a zine of life drawings, comes FREE with a purchase at Sean & I's table.

Sean's selling some new comics and drawings of animals and Star Wars characters. Here's his Boba Fett.Thanks to Alison Stump and her parents for letting Sean and I stay at her place this weekend in Portland.

From Decorum.


MANY THANKS to Kirsten and Sadaf, who helped me assemble minis last night.

ALSO: INEXCUSABLY LATE THANKS to my assistant inkers on Dark Cloud Comin': Neville McKinnie, Renny Kissling, and David Lundin. They all saved my ass from the fire. I wish I had given them more room to add texture and dimension to the pages.

Renny's previewing a new story up on his site called "Pale Blue Dot," about a cute little alien in trouble.

Here's Neville's drawing of him and his brother as kids, from his blog. Neville also helped out with assembling minis during my senior project, so double thanks.

YES.

The Marx brothers trade off on "Everyone Says I Love You" from Horse Feathers. Just get past the lame, serious first verse by Zeppo.
Like the Muppets and Mel Brooks movies, the Marx brothers provide me with the illusion that things are right with the world.