Karno

Cat Burglar, page 7.

Pumpin' away, all the live-long day. Yes, this is happening at night, but I wanted a rhyme.

Reform School Boys, page 27.

I just got back to Tucson after an excellent week's vacation. Nevertheless, here's the traditional Sunday page, and before midnight, too!

Jungle Surprises, page 9.

Looks like ole Herman has something devious in mind....

Dynamite Bob, page 1.

While I whomp up a lead on the new Mink story, "Damsels to the Rescue", I thought I'd run a short story to introduce the characters that will be showing up in the story.

   The Steverine may no longer be with us, but I don't see why his characters (in this case, Carc'aJou and Landslide) should die with him.

Raffy, part 14.

Did he finish pulling that trigger or not? You decide.

   Hope you enjoyed this cute little doggy tale.

Raffy, part 13.

Perfectly sane, sober people can elect to do very dangerous things, if that thing seems the best choice. They're not "brave" so much as they just accept the facts of the situation.

Cat Burglar, page 6.

Ya know, I'm done apologizing for my porn stories not being Politically Correct. It's the P.C. people who should be apologizing for draining the fun out of everything they touch.

   Seriously, can anyone here point me to politically correct porn that will get your dick hard/pussy wet? At least that indicates the P.C. problem is self-correcting in the long run: The worst of the P.C. party-poopers won't be able to breed another generation of joyless fanatics.

Reform School Boys, page 26.

Ah, the innocent enthusiasms of youth. I don't miss how naive and powerless I was as a young'un, but I do miss the energy and zeal.

Jungle Surprises, page 8.

   I loved the old science-fiction pulps (Amazing Stories, Fantastic Tales, etc). But now some of the technology they predicted has obsoleted them. Is that ironic?

Raffy, part 12.

Who is the "justice" system designed to benefit? Unless you're one of the small cadre of oligarchs, it ain't you.

Raffy, part 11.

I should have posted this at 9 AM, but Real Life struck again. I'd leave RL entirely - if it wasn't for the fact that's where all the food and water is. But at least I got the strip uploaded before midnight - it's still Wednesday as I type this.

Raffy, part 10.

That looks like something that could affect a person's mental health.

Cat Burglar, page 5.

Hey, I warned you...

Reform School Boys, page 25.

At last, the deep, psychological reasons for why teenage boys like to fuck a lot.

Jungle Surprises, page 7.

When I was a kid, my heroes were explorers. Finding new vistas - and re-discovering old ones - was the best job ever to me.

Raffy, part 9.

If you're so un-cooperative that screwing you over becomes a chore, then at least you are protected from lazy assailants?

Raffy, part 8.

Fact-o-life: If the cops assault you for any reason, you are going to face assault charges. No matter how beat up you are, or how untouched the cops are. Fun little system we got here.

Raffy, part 7.

What is it with cops and killing dogs, these days? Check out

https://www.reddit.com/r/PUPPYCIDE/

for some details. One of the entries concerns two Detroit cops who have killed 100 dogs between them. That's not "bad luck" - these sadists are going out and hunting pets.

Cat Burglar, page 4.

Program Switch for the Sunday page, then Teeka for dessert. I'm getting in a bit of a rut, these days. And talking of rutting.....

Reform School Boys, page 24

Seems Hooper has had carnal knowledge in all the halls of knowledge....

Jungle Surprises, page 6.

Since there are no gods, I find lost temples a lot less interesting than lost bases...

Raffy, part 6.

I absolutely hate that - people talking so loud and so fast that you can't make out what they're saying. And when you point this out, what do they do? Yell even louder!

Raffy, part 5.

Nobody says "raffish" anymore. Too bad - I think it's a good word. It describes a person who's not a villain, but no angel, either. A good-humored rouge.

Raffy, part 4.

There's nothing quite as cheerful as a healthy puppy.

Cat Burglar, page 3.

Pre-industrial Justice (assuming there ever was such a thing) tended to be on the harsh side. And for all his faults, Doc Dee is not a cruel man.

   Hmmmm. And I suppose I'd better make this "Patrons Only" because of the Doc's whang hanging out. I'm honestly losing track what's forbidden to show and what's OK, these days. "Decency standards" were arbritary to begin with, and now it's just confusing.

Reform School Boys, page 23.

I know, you expected this page to be posted yesterday. But my sainted mother is visiting Tucson for the first (and possibly only) time. I figured showing her around took precedence over porny funny-animals?

Jungle Surprises, page 5.

First Jungle surprise. As archeologists, Herman's crew make good guerillas.

Raffy, part 3.

Apparently, our protagonist has made somewhat of a career of putting bullets into people.

Raffy, part 2.

Our protagonist sets up. But what's this? He seems to be planning to do something illegal!

Raffy, part 1.

I drew a story purely for my own fun, for once. An artist has to feed the Muse the pure stuff, occasionally. But as I have a dark streak, this is a Noir story.  If such is not to your taste (we're not all the same, thank the gods!), I won't be offended if you skip over this one.