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Children of their Fathers, part 32.

The dealers have machine-guns! This is a job for a tank.

Children of their Fathers, part 31.

People who aren't telepathic wizards must obtain their information the hard way, by slogging thru days of irrelevant data, in hopes of sieving out nuggets of usable info.

   But this is comics, and people sitting and staring at screens isn't that interesting to watch - so we're skipping thru Sherman's intro to corporate culture pretty fast.

Children of their Fathers, part 30.

Street thuggery is not actually as cool as the fashion industry would have us believe. But we all learn by experience...

Good Medicine, page 4.

Is something hinky going on? Teeka will not put up with any improper behavior!

Doubled Dragons, page 2.

Sorry this went up so late in the day - I recently got back from a Saturday trip to my secret summer retreat, up by Show Low.

  There are steep, twisty hills on the way there, and the last bit to my summer place is not so much a road as a suggestion. I anticipated trouble for my poor old van, so I loaded up with extra coolant, oil, hose clamps, gloves, funnel, etc, besides the spares and tools already there.

   Amazingly, nothing went wrong (and we spotted someth...

Stories, page 4.

Somebody's in for a surprise.....

Children of their Fathers, part 29.

I think that driver feels quite relieved.

Children of their Fathers, Part 28.

Ugh yeah, it's Wednesday already, isn't it? That's what happens when you take on too many projects at once - they all get done late and half-assed.    

   The laws of physics (and physiology) will not be mocked. Sorry, folks.

Children of their Fathers, part 27.

If you get TOO cynical, it can be paralyzing. A study reported that although cynics had a more realistic "take" on the world around them than optimists did, the optimists were doing better in the real world - and enjoying it more.

   Aside from non-negotiable stuff like the laws of physics, we all make our own reality?

Good Medicine, page 3.

And as the tradition of....holy poot, I really have been doing this for years, haven't I?.... demands, Teeka for dessert!

Doubled Dragons, page 1.

For our Sunday treat, a silly little story with knights and dragonesses. Enjoy!

Stories, page 3.

Behold the McGuffin!

Children of their Fathers, part 26.

Well....if he does win, I'm pretty sure Sherm will be a VERY hands-on Congressman.

   Meanwhile, in loathsome disease news, I'm better, but my good wife is down with the same stomach bug. At least is seems to be slightly less violent in her case - immodium seems to work on it.

   Ooog! It's mid-June already, and I haven't gotten May's Perks in the mail. Hope to get 'em out after the weekend. I can only beg your indulgence, good Patrons. It's been....uneven.....

Children of their Fathers, part 25.

Sorry this is late and crude, but I've been sick. Speaking of which, I'm feeling better. Still not 100%, but getting there. I'm eating again, carefully selecting foods that will hurt the least, in case they come back up.

   This might have been a stomach virus, rather than food poisoning - I've heard tell of other people around town suffering this same ailment, and they can't all have been eating Safeway chicken.

   Not that I'm gonna buy it again - have you...

Children of their Fathers, part 24.

Sorry to post so late in the day. I've been dealing with a vicious case of food poisoning. Kind that has you hunched over, driving the porcelain bus at 3:30 AM, little chunks of last night's dinner ending up in your sinuses.

   The main suspect is greasy grocery-store chicken. Ain't gonna buy one of those again anytime soon.

Good Medicine, page 2.

Those WOULD cure what ails me!

Size Gamed, page 3.

See? Mathilda doesn't always play the villain.

Stories, page 2.

The majesty of Nature is invoked mostly by those at the top of the food chain.

Oh! And in case you hadn't heard, I've started a new Patreon:

www.patreon.com/Captain_Iceland/overview

It's light and silly, but that's exactly why I've been wanting to bring back the lil' bowler-hatted patriot. We can all use a little lightening of the mood in these tense times.

Children of their Fathers, part 23.

Aha! We meet again!

Children of their fathers, part 22.

Much mischief is about this morning, it seems.

Children of their Fathers, part 21.

Few folk can LOOM like Happy Jack can.

Good Medicine, page 1.

Find a way to get people to pay you to do what you love, and you'll never "work" a day in your life.

   Which very much applies to my Patreon page. Thanks again, my lovely, put-your-money-where-your-mouth-is fans!

Size Gamed, page 2.

Yeah, yeah, she could'a turned sideways and pulled the tits out one at a time. This is funnier.

Stories, page 1.

It's a good omen for SOMEbody....

Wait - this isn't Saturday - it's still Friday!  Damn, this heat really IS melting my brain. Oh well, call this a posting REALLY early on Saturday morning.

Children of their Fathers, part 20.

Junkies have their priorities.

Children of their Fathers, part 19.

Waking up to an annoyed Happy Jack is not the best part of anyone's day.

Children of their Fathers, part 18.

Alleviating suffering is a noble cause. But doing the physical, human-fluids-stained labor of it can wear ya down.

Teeka's Virgin Cure 1.

A one-panel Teeka "gag" for dessert this week, to establish the scene for the upcoming story. And yes, all characters are over the age of 18.

   Gods, I am so TIRED of all the pathetic little SJW's pissing in our cultural punch-bowl, trying to ruin the party for everyone because they can't contribute anything positive.

Size Gamed, page 1.

The just-concluded Mat & Greg story reminded me of this lil' tidbit: A short story where Mathilda gets sizegamed, for a change.

Under the Gun, page 8.

Whoops! Almost missed posting the traditional Saturday page. In my defense, it's been quite a busy day. But when isn't my day busy, these years? I'll blame the heat, instead.