I’ve got a guest strip up at Moth & Ethan today! Go check it out–and then check out the rest of Moth & Ethan! It’s a webcomic of biblical proportions!
Here, have an Action Robot Desktop.
Click on the thumbnail to view each action-packed Action Robot Adventure!
You can also read these on Air Theremin.
An IM conversation that I had yesterday with the illustrious Brian C. Russell of The Underfold fame:
Brian: Good Monday to you, sir.
Jackson: Indubitably, my good fellow.
Jackson: A good Monday to you as well!
Jackson: ::vomits monocles::
Brian: hahah
Jackson: How fare you this fine Mon–
Jackson: –hnkg–
Jackson: this fine Mon–
Jackson: –snerk–
Jackson: ahem
Jackson: ::pulls out monogrammed handkerchief::
Brian: haha
Brian: decently
Brian: and you?
Jackson: ::blows nose loudly::
Jackson: ::entire tuxedo issues from nostrils into handkerchief::
Jackson: Ah! There!
Jackson: Much better.
Jackson: Son of a bee, Brian. We are two classy gents.
You are almost certainly familiar with Gordon McAlpin (either through my numerous comics where he makes an appearance or because you came here from my Multiplex guest strip from last Thursday). Well, Gordon recently finished his first semester of grad school, and one of his final projects was to create a game. He chose to create a Multiplex card game, and he got several artists to pitch in and contribute art for some of the “movie” cards. As you can see above, I was one such artist.
The fictional movie that Gordon gave me to illustrate a still from was: “SNOWBOUND: When Henry and his workaholic dad are snowed in at an abandoned old hotel, they have to get through their differences and fend of a wacky pair of burglars.” Or, as Gordon paraphrased it: The Shining meets Home Alone.
You can see some more of the contributions over at Gordon’s Multiplex blog, “Deleted Scenes.” There’s some great stuff over there, including stills from fellow webcartoonists Wes Molebash and Angela Melick, so I encourage you to check it out.
