TV

The magazine I edit, Reformed Perspective, did an issue on "100 movies worth watching" a few years back. This is what happens when you watch movies that aren't on that list!

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Santa's Travel Agency

He sure doesn't make a lot on the toys...

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Pride

I always thought it would be worth doing something like this - going to a gay pride parade and protesting the sinful behavior that we have in common.

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The End is... when?

The "end-of-the-world sandwich-board" guy is a classic character featured in countless cartoons, by countless cartoonists. But I think I may still have managed to put an original spin on the end-of-the-world chap.

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Abbot and Costello, color

Same comic, this time in color!

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Abott and Costello, black and white

This is my proudest achievement, comic-wise. Where else have you ever seen a comic about the Y chromosome? This is adapted from Abbot and Costello's classic "Who's on first" routine which, if you've never seen it, you just have to check out. You can find it here.

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Global Warming version 2

Same comic, but this time sideways! I threw this one up on our CafePress store so you can get this on guy's or girl's shirts, or even on a coffee mug by clicking on our store link above, or here.

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Global Warming version 1

This is the cartoon that started it all. I made this as an illustration for an article on global warming that appeared in the magazine I edit Reformed Perspective. The author of the article, Dr. James Wanliss, had written a book about environmentalism, Resisting the Green Dragon, that was going to be featured on the Glenn Beck TV show. He wanted my cartoon so he could post it, along with his article, on his own website, in anticipation of some traffic there from Glenn Beck viewers.

I gave him the comic, but first put a label on it - www.ReallyGoodComics.com - with the thought that if he got a pile of hits, maybe some of them would want to see the site he got his comic from. It was a bit of a long shot, admittedly, but I always wanted to do a comic blog anyway, so it seemed a good reason to start. In the end I think I got no traffic from the six degrees of separation connection to the Glenn Beck show. 

But I did end up with a comic blog!

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