The Return of Stickman #1298

This is what my life was like before my iPhone and GPS.

The Return of Stickman #1297

Did you read about the sinkhole swallowing up an oil rig worker? My wife pointed out that the street name where it occurred could be considered slightly ironic. While I was trying to figure out how to make a strip from the article my mind wandered and I came up with a couple of strip ideas. This is the first.

The Return of Stickman #1296

Can you figure out this strip without doing a Google search?

The Return of Stickman #1295

It think the details of this news item kept changing every time I looked it up. And, yes, I know that a mink is also part of the weasel family.

This weekend I'm going to be participating in two events. I'm doing a fundraiser on Saturday for the CLAW and on Sunday I will be at the Urban Art Festival in Tacoma selling my book and merchandise.

The Comic Critic Reviews Bitten

The next time I get a movie recommendation from Netflix, I’m going to make sure that it’s not a straight-to-video production before I commit to watching it. I’m not saying that I dislike straight-to-video movies (most are crap); several of my friends have made straight-to-video movies (most are crap). I’m just saying that I need to do my due diligence so I know what I’m getting into. I had to stop watching Bitten five minutes in because my wife, a lover of vampire movies, couldn’t take watching another minute of it with me. I rescheduled it for a time when I could enjoy its, um, unique qualities all by myself. The part I liked most was the end of the movie. It had a lot of unmet potential. And I’m not talking about the script.

The Return of Stickman #1294

Sometimes I wonder how many references would pop-up if I did a keyword search in this comic strip for the word 'rabies', or for 'Georgia' for that matter.

Ha! Made you look.

The Return of Stickman #1293

Is it sad or nice that I didn't know what the phrase 'teabagging' meant until just a few years ago.