You can revisit my abject terror of four years ago in comics like this one and this one and, more relevantly than I’d like, this one. I considered posting something more hopeful today, but I’m still afraid Biden will be[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
I tried to draw a goldfish facing forward, but they look kind of creepy that way. Siamese fighting fish, on the other hand, just look goofy. Which is good, because they stare. Anyway, listen to my goldfish. Don’t give Trump[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Learn more about Chanukkah here, and less about it here. As you can see, I am not above reusing artwork. That panel just captures my feelings about Chanukkah so well.
This one kind of takes a sharp turn, but I think you get my point. People in our communities are hungry as the pandemic ravages a nation with an incompetent psychopath at the helm. Here’s one organization helping to feed[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Inspired in part by a comic I drew in despair four years ago. I’m feeling better today than I was then.
They pumped me full of gadolinium to get a better view of my innards. I admit that I was a bit unnerved at the thought of being injected with dye, but it went OK.
People are talking about Shapiro’s bookshelf display, but not nearly enough! Some commenters have pointed out that the clock is set to 1:45, possibly signifying “one term for 45.” That’s a bit of a reach but not much of one.[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
In the book of Jeremiah, Jeremiah’s blunt prophesying pisses off the priest Pashur, who has him put in the stocks. Jeremiah comes back and informs Pashur that God has changed his name: he is no longer Pashur but Magor Missabib,[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Click to buy my illustrated version of the book of Jonah! I’m super proud of it.
