
Latest Comics
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#91. ICECUBES the comic strip. #0296
56 8295 May 26, 2016
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#90. ICECUBES the comic strip #0295
27 533 May 19, 2016
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#89. ICECUBES the comic strip. #0294
56 9926 May 11, 2016
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#88. ICECUBES the comic strip. #0293
47 5414 May 04, 2016
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#87. ICECUBES the comic strip. #0292
48 9085 Apr 27, 2016
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#86. ICECUBES the comic strip. #0291
41 9518 Apr 21, 2016
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#85. ICECUBES the comic strip. #0290
58 5779 Apr 13, 2016
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#84. ICECUBES the comic strip. #0289
57 7485 Apr 06, 2016
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#83. ICECUBES the comic strip. #0288
47 5704 Mar 30, 2016
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#81. ICECUBES the comic strip. #0287
59 5778 Mar 23, 2016
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#80. ICECUBES the comic strip. #0286
50 6242 Mar 16, 2016
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#79. ICECUBES Classic.
55 9084 Mar 09, 2016
Comic Series
Book Signing Day!
Toy Explosion!
My son and I love playing with toys! 🙂 Moon Pie Dreams.
As a kid I always loved Moon Pies. They’re sort of like magical ice cream sandwiches that can survive outside a refrigerator, with several delicious layers of frosting, cookie and marshmallow. These days I find myself craving them as a midnite snack when I’m hard at work on ICECUBES. Fortunately, my local Walmart stocks them including my favorite, the original banana flavor!
One day I started wondering what it would be like to work at a Moon Pie factory. Do the people that make Moon Pies for a living ever stop to think: ‘Why am I doing this? What’s the point of making Moon Pies?’ All the machinery, the cooks, the packaging, the delivery trucks, etc. Sometimes, I wonder myself: ‘What’s the point of making comics?’. I’m not helping to solve the world’s problems or inventing new cures for disease, I’m just drawing a simple little comic.
And then it dawned on me, that if a Moon Pie can bring me a small amount of comfort and happiness at midnite when I’m sweating over my drawing table, then perhaps, somewhere, somehow, ICECUBES can bring a little smile to someone too. That would really make it all worthwhile.
So if I worked at a Moon Pie factory, I would tell myself that while I may not be helping to cure cancer, my work still had some meaning because somewhere, someone is enjoying a delicious midnite snack. 🙂
Kai’s Fire Mech Lego!
My son and I were playing with some cool lego action figures 🙂 oh btw we took this pic. Charles ‘Sparky’ Schulz & Russel Harvey.
A few years back I had the pleasure of meeting Russel Harvey, scion of Harvey Comics, at MoCCA in New York City.(You can read about our encounter here.) Since then, we have managed to stay in touch digitally and Russel even generously wrote a blurb for the back cover of ICECUBES the book! Russel posted this photo of himself with the great Charles ‘Sparky’ Schulz and I though I would share it with my readers. In particular I wanted to show everyone how incredibly big comics were drawn back then! I draw at about half that size these days. Of course that only applies to those of us who still draw on paper! 😉 Bonzo!
I saw this funny cover on an auction site. I’ve never seen this comic before but I love the way it looks! 🙂 New Happy Comics Page!
Take a look at the new *Happy Comics* page in the Kingwood Monthly newspaper! A real comics page in a real newspaper, woohoo! It looks great and that’s thanks to terrific cartoonists Mark Stokes of Zombie Boy Comics, Mark Wilborn of Urban Jungle, Lonnie Easterling of Spudcomics and Michael Hawkins of Jim Corn! The August issue is being put together as we speak. Good stuff! 🙂 ICECUBES Syndication Submissions.
Mr Bird Cartoon!
Sketches for strip #0211.
I always make prelim sketches before committing to the original. It helps me figure out placement, body attitudes and action. In this example you can also see some of the writing process. The writing is never done until the final lettering is inked. I even make changes before publishing if something doesn’t sit right! 🙂
Here’s the final strip:
The Freezorator.
Random found comics.
I found this torn up comic in an empty lot when I was waiting for my car to come out of Jiffy Lube. Now that’s pretty random! 🙂








