Karno

Meat on her Bones, page 20.

Oh, he does. And so do you, Dr. Jeter!

Zonies, page 7.

Events NOT based on real life, I swear. For one, Brane's Jokergun doesn't have quite that long a barrel....oh, and he's not actually a dog in real life.

Zonies, page 6.

I like how Wulf's sunglasses become "pupils" when he's punched in the center-mass.

Zonies, page 5.

You should always designate who the launch platform is gonna be, before duct-taping a half-dozen rockets to your dog.

Fair Trade, page 8.

I'd say it's more than fair - it's an EXCELLENT trade!

Big Enough page 8.

Just get a room, already....oh, they did.

Meat on her Bones, page 19.

Needs must when the devil drives, and don't let that dead guy on the stairs bother you.

Zonies, page 4.

Hah! Dodged that cactus real slick - AAUGH!

Zonies, page 3.

Getting lots done. This might work out yet.

Zonies, page 2.

Where the high tone of the story's sophisticated humor is established.

Fair Trade, page 7.

Women who LIKE to give blowjobs should be appreciated and encouraged.

Big Enough Backstory.

Once again I am overwhelmed with work (or grown so weak, I can't handle my normal workload? It's hard to tell from behind my eyes). So I haven't completed the pages where Dale and "Splitting Bull" reunite. In lieu of better, I'm running the pages where Dale was first introduced to her fans.

Meat on Her Bones, page 18.

Now what?

Zonies, page 1.

So ten years ago in the Before Times, I actually had the time and energy to draw comics just for the fun of it. Man, that feels like a whole different era, now. 

   This resulted in, among other things, the Arizona Funnies comix, the mainstay of which were the "Zonies" strips. And here's the first one, just to buy me time to finish my present-day commissions.

Greedy Little Men, part 92.

And that wraps up Happy jack's "Origin Story".  I'm thinking of doing Savage Squirrel's story next - I've already got it thumbnailed. But before THAT, I might run an older story - maybe the first ZONIES tale? Just to buy myself time to finish up the last of my commissions. My clients have been waiting too long.

Greedy Little Men, part 91.

In Jan's defense, she didn't know the weapons were still in the warehouse when she gave it to Savage.

   And it seems that Doublewide Douglas is a poor loser! Who saw THAT coming?

Fair Trade, page 6.

Looks like Molda has a LOT of salacious memories to warm herself by!

Big Enough, page 7.

Part Two of Big Enough coming up!

Meat on her Bones, page 17.

Reacher is big and strong. But he's also smart enough to realize that this does not guarantee he will be the winner of every contest.

Greedy Little men, part 90.

Working for a super-hero has it's perks.

Greedy Little Men, part 89.

Many have tried to slaughter their way to prosperity. Almost all have failed. What did they say about the Soviet Union - "Always just one more murder away from a socialist utopia"?

Greedy Little Men, part 88.

Hey, if super-heroes were easy to kill, they wouldn't be a problem in the first place.

Fair Trade, page 5.

Have your adventures when you're young; You'll have more energy for them, and you wouldn't want to leave your older self without any memories of raunchy fun times, now would you?

Big Enough, page 6.

Forgive me for all this intricate exposition: It's necessary to advance the complex plot of this story.

Meat on her Bones, page 16.

Apparently, Reacher wants to record something for posterity.  Let's hope it's not stirring last words.

Greedy Little Men, part 87.

There are consequences to kicking over a nest of vermin.

Greedy Little Men, part 86.

"My boss is a terrifying monster. I believe he's killed people and probably eaten them."

-"So why do you work for him?"

"The work is interesting and he pays well."

Greedy Little Men, part 85.

An eye for talent is a talent in itself. In many a successful business, the owner is dumber than his employees. Not that Jan is dumb - I'm talking generally.

Fair Trade, page 4.

Not the most subtle invitation ever....but some of these young'uns are a bit thick-skulled, so Molda makes allowances.

Big Enough, page 5.

Yep. That whang is big enough.