A Happy New Year Mini Graphic Novel!

I'll be out of town the next couple of days, so New Year's is coming early on this blog with a special New Year mini-graphic novel! Cheers and Happy New Year everyone!

Merry Christmas Cartoon Special

I usually try and do a Cartoon Countdown for the holidays. Instead, this year, I am presenting a whole week's worth of posts in one spectacular Christmas Cartoon Special which begins with my 2015 Christmas card ( inspired by many viewings of Lifetime Holiday movies!) broken down into panels, followed by 3 new cartoons and ends with a Surprise New Mini Graphic Novel!!! I hope you enjoy them. Merry, Merry to all!(if you click on the images you should be able to see them in a larger size).

And, finally, Presenting "A Bigfoot Christmas"!

Happy Thanksgiving! Two Cartoons and A New Mini Graphic Novel

Yay! It's Thanksgiving! Wishing you all a festive holiday filled with pie! And, remember, it is never too late to gather round the table to enjoy that classic tale of fallen royalty "The Turkey Prince"

 I am always doing new Thanksgiving cartoons, so here are two recent ones that I liked:

And NOW... a brand new Mini Graphic Novel: The First Thanksgiving!
If you click on the images you'll be able to see them enlarged (I think!):

The Bat Prince: A Halloween Mini- Graphic Novel

It seems that I have become the chronicler of royalty, what with that very famous Thanksgiving classic, "The Turkey Prince" and now, with the immortal tale of "The Bat Prince"!

2015 Halloween Cartoon Countdown" Day 7

This is the last cartoon before actual Halloween and the epic mini-graphic novel. So I've added a few extra surprises. First, a new cartoon, for those who never grow out of the Halloween spirit:

Then these creepy Halloween decorations from around town:

 And this

And this cat in the cemetery

And trailers for two of my favorite ghost stories!"Portrait of Jennie"
and: "The Ghost and Mrs. Muir"

2015 Halloween Cartoon Countdown: Day 6

I am a fan of zombie movies (28 Days, 28 Days Later) and the Walking Dead (Daryl, Michonne, Rick) and so are these little kids, in theory, anyway:

Last night, my Friend of Friends, the Enabler, and I went to the Portsmouth Music Hall to see Lon Chaney's classic Phantom of the Opera on the big screen (I own 2 copies of it, but, hey, BIG SCREEN!) 

 







The movie was shown with a live accompaniment by the amazing Walter Sickert and the Army of Broken Toys. They added a whole new layer to the silent Phantom with their score. Now I want a copy of the movie with their music! Here, via the miracle of Youtube  is a video of the band: