Monday, January 22, 2007

Marijuana....KILLS.


Wow! Another comic already! This is unheard of!! Seriously, I drew like 3 comics in 2 days time. It was awesome. This one was a lot of fun to do, I had a bit of a rough time trying to figure out how to properly execute the idea, i.e. how salamanders and a fish could smoke pot underwater. Didn't take long to realize the potential of salamanders...who can breathe on land, incidentally.

Well, a lot has been going on recently. I've just heard from Doyon Drilling Inc., and they want me to come in tomorrow for an interview. Hopefully, I'll start sleeping on a big pile of money within the next month or so. Which would be sweet. And also tight. On a darker note, my 1 year relationship has just ended. It was one hell of a year though, and I mean that in a good way. We had a lot of good times together, and hopefully we'll still have many more.

Also, does anybody have a dresser that they're getting rid of? Because that would be pretty cool. If, you know, I could have one. Or something. I don't know. Anyways, best of luck to you all today, I hope this comic makes you smile. Especially you.

Until next time, this is me. Out.

Saturday, January 20, 2007

A Cockaroach's Tale


Strange and slightly disturbing as it may seem, cockroach pregnancies are oftentimes tragic occurrences. Most cockroach mothers drink and/or smoke during pregnancy, creating malformed or depressed larva that tend to turn to alcohol, marijuana, and off-brands of glue for comfort. This has, of course, created a generation of delinquent cockroaches who spend their time doing drugs, spray-paining graffiti, and making a general nuisance of themselves. At times, a cockroach will OD on PCP and cut off its own head, running around crazy for days before finally dying from lack of name-brand glue.


Fucking tragedy.

Friday, January 19, 2007

These Things Happen...


Well, here we are at last, another Warts comic. Horrific events such as the one depicted do, in fact, actually happen from time to time. The best you can do is grit your teeth, steady yourself, and repeat "he didn't just say that he didn't just say that" over and over until you've regained control of your bodily functions. After that, you'd better shower, in case any of the subject's horrible thoughts of saturated your flesh. Maybe in a couple of years you'll be able to watch Lord of the Rings again without gagging.

Yes, I'm still here, and I'm beginning to like drawing these comics. Which is strange, I know, seeing as I've only posted, like, 5. But it's still lots of fun. For those of you who are interested, Verdakk's forums are quite hoppin' right now, and we're about to go on a kick-ass quest to destory the Scales of Arcturus, and after that, we'll create a new game, 18 years later, in which all of our old characters are sick with some strange disease. All kinds of hardcore shit is gonna hit the fan, including Lantaro being forced to do an evil mission for the evil Order of the Vardin, and Jadex getting killed by the new good guys, the Order of the Phenix Tyl.

Fun times.

But for those of you who feel like shitting a brick out of disgust every time you hear the word "Vardin," do not fret, there is something for you in this blog, as well! All I know is movies and salamanders, and it's time, once again, to talk about movies. Strictly speaking, ones coming out very soon. Those on the top of my to-do list are as follows:

300
Smokin' Aces
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
Freedom Writers
Children of Men
Alpha Dog
Primeval


I'm excited about the top 3, mostly. It'll be sweet. Anyway, until next time. Later!

Sunday, January 7, 2007

Just how it is.


Well, here's the fourth comic in the series. I know, it's amazing. Quite a grand feat. Whoo! This particular one is just a day in the life of our triplicate of heroes, and includes a cameo by Carlos, a rare character in the series.

He's a cockroach, in case you hadn't noticed.

Here's an update for my five readers, I know it's been awhile. Well, I obviously made it back from the Land of Morm with my soul intact, as well as my mind. It was a good Christmas, I got massive breakfast every morning and a home-cooked meal every night, got to see the whole family, most of the cousins and whatnot, saw a few familiar faces, and got a bunch of kick-ass new gifts.

Just a few of the items are an iPod shuffle, some new corduroys, an awesome Christopher Walken t-shirt, and a whole bundle of much-needed socks. It was a kickass time, and my family really got to meet Ashley and get to her know well, and vice-versa. Oh, and I got some sweet movies.

Well, it's time we had a serious discussion about life, love, and the philsophical nature of the Universe as we know it.

That's right. It's time to talk about a certain flick known as...Every Action Film Ever Made. Here's the deal. Aforementioned Shitsville has been pumping out action flicks since the late forties, from westerns to war films. Now, at the time, there were very few genres, and even fewer films, so the two types fell into the same category: action. And of course, back then, the directing was simple. A camera was record all of the action, but there was very little movement. There would be three or four cameras all taking shots from different points of view, and then they would just splice all the imagery together to make a good film. And that worked!

For awhile, anyway. But as time progressed, action films got more intense, until one day, you've got Robert DeNiro and Val Kilmer running down the street with M-16s, pouring lead into cop cars with the camera angles zipping around left and right until you don't know what the fuck is going on but you sure as hell don't want it to end.

And then The Matrix comes out, and your mind gets fucked in the ass, and odds are that you've come at least twice before the movie is done. What's my point in all of this?

Uh...old movies are were action films came from, I think. I'm not sure, I really kind of got off topic somewhere in there. I don't know.

Happy 2007, ladies and gentlemen. Good to be back.