Karno

Love Thieves, page 1.

Our new Sunday Story starts - the Love Thieves! Gosh, I wonder what will happen next?

Changing Times, page 1.

True then, true now.

Damsels to the Rescue, part 12

Sorry to post so late: Real Life just doesn't seem to care what my plans for the day are.

Damsels to the Rescue, part 11.

Gravedigger wasn't as soggy as a normal corpse, and burns much more fiercely than expected.

Damsels to the Rescue, part 10.

Yea, I suppose there's nothing quite so "peaceful" as a burnt-out skeleton. But the process of getting there is quite energetic.

Cat Burglar, page 16.

.....Aaaaand Karma catches up to our raging horndog of a doctor?

Reform School Boys, page 36.

Ahhh, another lazy Sunday morning. I love those. But now, our Reform School story comes to a close. But mourn not - Prakkar academy is still open, and when time and money allow, we'll drop in for another visit.

Blackmail, page 9.

The Prez is ex-military, and still has the hat.

Damsels to the Rescue, part 9.

Necromancy can warp your sensibilities a little. The Mink is now quite a bit different from the nice, lower middle class girl that found the Grimoire.

Damsels to the Rescue, part 8.

After the feast, the famine.

   And whoever thought of infecting their zombie-ish henchman with colonies of paralysis-bugs was not a nice person.

Damsels to the Rescue, part 7.

Enter the villains! I couldn't figure out how to gracefully cut this down to a 2/3rds page - and since I like to err on the side of generosity, you get the whole page this morn. Enjoy!

Cat Burglar, page 15.

Friends make living in Hell bearable. But yes, if the door out opens for you alone, you gotta leave 'em behind. If a person wants you to stay in hell, just because they fear loneliness......then they are NOT your friends.

Reform School Boys, page 35.

Sex, sex, sex. 40 years, and I'm still not bored with it.

   Coming up after this silly little Sunday story is "Love Thieves". And yes, that story has sex in it, too.

Blackmail, page 8.

I like the matter-of-fact way the Prez sez "Shut up". There is no doubt as to who is boss, here.

   And while I'm thinking about it, I gotta figure out how to retroactively "tag" pages on here, so folks can read the previous pages of a story without having to scroll for hours. This site really needs an "Archive" button.

Damsels to the Rescue, part 6.

I'm honestly not clear on whether Whiteout can fly because she's a bird-morph, or because she has super-powers. A bit of both?

Damsels to the Rescue, part 5.

The Mink's first attempt at teleporting bounced her all over space and time, as chronicled in the "Mink Jam". I'd love to run that story here, but getting all the guest artists' permissions would be daunting.

Damsels to the Rescue, part 4.

Such tiny little underpants. It's a good thing Savage likes tall women, because he mostly has no choice.

Cat Burglar, page 14.

....And the Teeka dessert. Well, this particular story doesn't actually feature her, now I think on it. But her spirit still hovers over this story's waters, so to speak.

Reform School Boys, page 34

Page 35 is the last "unassigned" page left - so here's your last chance to put in a request for this story. Maaaaaan, how time flies...

Blackmail, page 7.

If your organization/livelihood are based on a big, fat lie - then much of your energy may go to defending that lie, instead of, y'know, doing anything useful.

   It also makes you vulnerable to truth-tellers, as illustrated here above.

Damsels to the Rescue, part 3.

Sierra and Whiteout, meet the Mink. Ahh, I like crossovers.

   Feeling cheerful this morning. Can't think of a reason why, but I'll take it.

Damsels to the Rescue, part 2.

Like I think I mentioned earlier, this story was hashed out 'tween me and Steve Addlesee, while he was still aboveground. This story's being drawn in tribute to his memory, so to speak.

   We all must die, but we are not gone while we are still remembered.

Damsels to the Rescue, part 1.

Whoo hoo! It's a brand spankin' new adventure with Mink and Savage Squirrel in the Addleseeverse. But first, enter the villains!

Cat Burglar, page 13.

Hmmmmm....I know he's doing it mostly for his own fun, but a lot of people would not regard what Doc's doing to that burglar as "punishment' at all. Heck, some would PAY to take that ride.

Reform School Boys, page 33.

Snook and Dyrdaw's book about their adventure in the lost temple of Blarg the Rude was deemed unfit for children. Not because of all the photos of engorged genitalia in use, but because of all the sculptures depicting blatant rudeness.

Blackmail, page 6.

Ya know, a deal where both parties benefit isn't really blackmail. Tradeoff would be a better title.

   The Prez's character jelled for me when I drew his face in the last panel. He has some miles on him - years of experience in the shark tank.

Smalltime epilog.

....Aaaaaand a free "Smalltime" wrap-up page bonus, just because I love you folks.

Smalltime, page 11.

And that wraps up "Smalltime". Stay tuned for Monday, when a brand new adventure begins!

Smalltime, page 10.

This is posted so early because I'm off to be stuffed into a metal tube and shot through with radiation. But at least it's only costing me a grand. Ah, when science, medicine and capitalism get together, there's nobody they can't bankrupt.

Smalltime, page 9.

Having the villain beaten up by his girlfriend while our heroes just watch may seem anti-climactic. But it struck me as funny, and "a cheap gag is better than no gag at all" is practically my motto.