Post updated 2009-10-25 1:55PM Pacific Time: My contribution follows this introduction and the participant links. Thanks again to everyone who participated in the 18-hr comic event, either by contributing or by encouraging us along. CatGirl is the only one who achieved the main goal of 18-pages in 18 hours, and hopefully she will post them [...]

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[Final Update: Here is the link to my final creation, which also has links to other participants' works: You Are Here: A Photographic Journey Thru Heaven & Hell ] I will be updating this throughout the day. 6:16 am: GameBoy wakes me up and reminds me I need to take him to his all day [...]

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Previous 18-hour comic day announcements: John: You’re Invited to 18-Hour Comic Day. Galen: Invitation to 18 hr Comic Day!! Galen: 18 hr comic details… Just a reminder that tomorrow is 18-hour comic day, which is Galen and my softcore response to the more insane 24-hour comic day. You are all invited to join us, and [...]

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On Saturday, October 24th, Galen, CatGirl and I will attempt an 18-hr version of Scott McCloud’s 24-Hour Comic challenge. If you’re unfamiliar with the phenomenon, Wikipedia has a good summary of the rules. Past grads include luminaries like Kevin Eastman and Neil Gaiman. We’re looking for a few good humans to join us. And any [...]

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This is absolutely priceless. A comic & blog post about Cheney (who, incidentally, “is as ancient as he is evil and he is large amounts of both.”).

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First of all, it was revealed recently that Barack Obama has a collection of Spider Man and Conan comics.  Do you hear that? OUR FUTURE PRESIDENT READS MARVEL!!1!  Bush strikes me as a Superman guy. (Green Party types read Vertigo and Maus and maybe Love and Rockets) So when Madeleine Brand (who I love!) of [...]

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I’ve long been a fan of Sinfest, but it’s mostly been religious, rather than political in nature. Recently, since one of the characters is a pig, there was a whole Palin lip-stick-on-pig thing that I’m still not sure what I think about. But then there were these, which are interesting more because Sinfest is not [...]

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Yet another buried treasure unearthed via boing boing.

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This comic by Kate Beaton perfectly captures the resignation I often feel towards work, simplicity/consumerism, and ascetic spirituality.  Following the link gets you to a long page of unlinked comics–find in page for “Hiked to Italy” for the complete comic.

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I’m sorry for all the sparks recently, but I couldn’t resist this one. Enjoy!

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