Fan Band Marty Doodle

Here is how one member used some of his $7,000 after he spotted Corky in a flea market and said to him, "Cotton Adams was a Calvinist". That's all you have to do. It's just that simple.

Thanks to all who have helped me in the past few years. I have really enjoyed the comments and friendship. 

The Tulip 5 Quintet

Found this old photo of a music ensemble I was a part of before starting Calvinistic Cartoons. We recorded a Gospel album we entitled, "It's Absolutely Free!" - hence, people got the wrong message and just walked out of the store with our album under their arms. Our second album was entitled, "It Cost Everything" and this time no one even attempted to purchase one. We went our separate ways after that. See if you can spot anyone you might recognize in the photo. They all became successful and each one made a few albums of their own.

Fan Photo from "Puddin" Tane

Mr. Tommy "Puddin" Tane sent me this photo he found in a new antique store called "The House of History" in Clabber, North Dakota. On the back of the photograph is a listing of the members. The female member was the singer/songwriter of the group known only as "Pilgrim Grandmommy" and the fellow on the far right was listed as "Doc Brown". Also of interest, is the young boy on the snare drum, he is the great grandfather of the late James Montgomery Boice! Amazing photo indeed! Thanks Tommy Tane for sharing!

Count Z

Be sure to click on the cartoon for a much better view. I'm not kidding!