Monday, December 31, 2012

MARK AND DEE: Samson - A Cat's Tale, Part 6

 On behalf of Deena, our cats Syryn and Snowflake, and myself, we wish you all a very Happy New Year!

Monday, December 17, 2012

MARK AND DEE: Samson - A Cat's Tale: Parts 1-5

Been a while since my last posting, but we have a new tale to tell, and it's the life of one of the most amazing creatures God ever sent my way.








Sunday, November 11, 2012

Saturday, October 6, 2012

MARK AND DEE: Deal of the Art Part 10

Sorry we've been gone so long, but after a massive computer upgrade and expensive software buying, we're back in business!

Saturday, September 22, 2012

Where the @#!& Have You Been?

Yes, too long between entries, but this is due to my computer picking up such a nasty virus that the entire harddrive had to scrubbed and Windows 7 installed. So I'm navigating in uncharted territory, but I'm starting to get a feel for this new frontier., thanks to my computer guru Randy. The good news is that all of my applications like Nero seem to be working much better than before, so that's a step up. Unfortunately, a vital part of the software I use for production of MARK AND DEE got terminated, and I'm now lurking about to get this outrageously priced CD-ROM as cheap as I possibly can.

Oh, this above? Taken by our good friend Karen Bee during the Crossing's Open Mic Night, where I performed a tribute to Jimmy Durante singing "Try a Little Tenderness" to my wife Deena. This Sunday we're celebrating our 29th year of wedded something-or-other. I have discovered that there are three stages to this anniversary stuff: On the tenth, they say "Ten happy years of wedded bliss". On the twentieth, you get "20 amazing years of love, friendship, and contentment". As we're rapidly approaching No. 30, we're getting "Holy crap! 30 years and you still haven't killed each other???!!!" Well, it's not like we haven't tried...

So tonight we're heading north to Franklin High School auditorium for a cool show that will recreate the Golden Days of Radio featuring the Chordlighters. I love anything about the era I should have been born in, so we're both very excited about this.

For those of you missing the next installment of MARK AND DEE, sit tight. We'll be back up and running soon

Saturday, September 1, 2012

The Doctor is In!

Just a little reminder that BBC America is running the entire sixth season at 7:00 AM beginning with the game-changing episode "The Impossible Astronaut". And at 9:00 PM EST, I'll be here live-blogging during "Asylum of the Daleks" in the commentary. Looking forward to a fun evening as the remnants of Isaac fly over our heads!

Thursday, August 9, 2012

TALES OF THE MARS ROVER: Episode 1

In celebration of the landing of the Mars rover Curiosity, we present a new series: TALES OF THE MARS ROVER!

MARK AND DEE: The Deal of the Art Part 2

Tuesday, August 7, 2012

Monday, May 14, 2012

MARK AND DEE: The Journey Part 33

MARK AND DEE: The Journey Part 31 and 32

MARK AND DEE: Remember (mild Avengers spoilers)

Before we continue with "The Journey", I'd like to present you with a one-off strip I did in honor of my church The Crossing's recent visitor, Ms. Irene Zisblatt, an 86 year-old Hungarian Jew who, between the ages of 13 and 15, was taken prisoner at Auschwitz, her family brutally murdered and she herself tortured, starved, and experimented on by the diabolical Dr. Josef Mengele. Her testimony, her extraordinary escape, and how she came to deal with her experiences are currently available in her autobiography "The Fifth Diamond". Her other accomplishments include raising a family despite attempts by the Nazi regime to sterilize her, serve as one of the witnesses of the Holocaust in the Steven Spielberg-produced film The Last Days, and was a consultant for Spielberg's Oscar-winning Shilndler's List. As we listened to her compelling (and oft-times horrifying) testimony, I drew and inked this strip in her inspiration and that of a moving scene in the recent Avengers film. As warned, there is a mild spoiler of dialogue, but I hope you enjoy this entry: