Showing posts with label cartoon. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cartoon. Show all posts

Monday, 26 December 2011

Supply a Caption


Supply the caption and the "chosen" one will have his/her name at the top
and the caption displayed on the cartoon. 

Thursday, 6 October 2011

Monday, 18 October 2010

Old Cartoon of Mine


This is an old cartoon from my very first book, Laugh & Learn Cartoon
Features for Church Publications, by Baker Book House. Copyright 1991



Monday, 6 September 2010

Sunday, 18 July 2010

My Ties with the Syndicate


I have attempted to publish a comic strip with the syndicates four times. One strip was named "Writer's Block", one was locally syndicated for a while in the Austin Statesman newpaper entitled, "Silent Partners". That lasted six months. Another comic strip was called, "Epistle and Apostle". The strip above was called, "Sweet Tater McSpoon", and was nearly picked up by King Features. It came down to two they were willing to back and I lost. (I don't know the name of the other strip - they never told me)
Just thought I would throw some of my past junk onto this blog ever once in a while...it helps when you are scraping the barrel for ideas. This was the first one.

Monday, 3 May 2010

Fan Photo from Kent C. Strate


Many thanks to Kent C. Strate, an optometrist in Boingo Boingo. Kent is a big fan of Warner Brothers cartoons and has captured this still from a Daffy Duck cartoon.
Notice the book Daffy is reading. That's Chic & Gumbo and Faye Rosehart cartoons! We don't know how this was done since the cartoon was made in the 40's but we are honored anyway.

Kent C., we will be sending you
a check for a big, fat $8,000
for your keen eye and
love of Calvin
istic Car
too
ns
!

Thursday, 25 March 2010

Corky Spotted by Fan


Long time fan of Calvinistic Cartoons and buttered toast, Mulan Travino, spotted Corky Velveeta in an animated cartoon that was airing on a PBS documentary three weeks ago. Thanks Mulan for your information. I will be sending you a check for $6000. If you wouldn't have waited so long I would have thrown in another grand.