Bill Mauldin

 

I wasn't too sure that I would be able to write up this post for today due to unavoidable circumstance here on the home front, but as I started to make it yesterday, I found it to be helpful with dealing with what we were dealing with. I suppose, more on that later.

Anyways, today's Substack is about the cartoonist Bill Maudlin and how he influenced my own cartoons. You can check it out HERE.

Chili & Chester

 

My latest Substack post involves some cartoon characters from some time ago. Here, they meet their untimely and somewhat stupid demise. Click here to find out why they died and where they went.

Workplace Cartoons, Part 13

 My latest Substack is the final chapter of my mattress making cartoons. I was there awhile, so there were a lot of them over the years. Click here to suffer miserably.

Workplace Cartoons, Part 12

 

I've posted more of my Workplace cartoons over on my Substack. Click Here to be amused. Hopefully.

Workplace Cartoons, Part 11

 

My latest installment of those zany Workplace cartoons is now up on my Substack. Click here to check them out.

Happy Holidays!

 

Season's Greetings to one and all!

Christmas Cartoons

 

A collection of Christmas related cartoons that I've done over the years is now up on my latest Substack.

Workplace Cartoons, Part 10

Here's more workplace cartoon sketches to kick off your holiday merriment! My latest Substack is up and is about just those workplace type of things. Check it out here. 

 

Happy Holloween! 2025

 

My latest Substack is up and has some Halloween related cartoons from years past. Most have never been seen, so maybe you'll be in for a treat. Or a trick, I don't know.

Click here to be spookified. 

Workplace Cartoons, Part 9

 

Once again, we have more workplace cartoons and sketches in my latest Substack newsletter. Like the sub-header says, 'more mattress making hilarity.' Click here for so much fun. 

Workplace Cartoons, Part 8

 

My latest Substack is up for you to see. As you can tell by the title, it is continuing my workplace sketches  and cartoons. This time from my stint as a mattress maker. The boxbuilder years. Click here to be amazed. 

Workplace Cartoons, Part 7

 

My latest Substack is up and finally finishes up the sketches from my days as a stained glass worker. Finally! Click here to take you there.

Workplace Cartoons, Part 6

 

My latest Substack is up and has more cartoon sketches from my time making stained glass windows in Detroit. Click here to amuse yourself.

Kidney Stone!

 

So, this past Monday night was a bout with the dreaded kidney stone(s). Hopefully, it's just one! I'm pretty much out of the woods on this one, but I thought about the cartoon that I did way back when I had my second go with this crap (shown above). That one was bad; it took two weeks to pass three rocks. Delightful. 

Pure Michigan

 

A few weeks ago, we were driving up I-75 to Frankenmuth and I saw a sign that said 'Keep Michigan Beautiful.' And there along the embankments was a ton of trash. I mean, a lot. I changed the sign to the more popular one, but the sarcasm remains. I will never understand how or why people accept living in filth. But, then again, there's a lot about people that I have never understood...

Workplace Cartoons, Part Five

 

Once agian, there is another installment of Workplace Cartoons up on my Substack. Yeah, yeah, there are a lot of them. I may shake things up for my next post and profile the next issue of my comic book, Second Star, in which I am now lettering. That'll shake things up. 

If you wish to read/view some of my stupid past sketches and toons, click here. I warned you, they are stupid. But, we had fun.

Workplace Cartoons, Part Four

 

In continuing with the floral delivery part from the Workplace Cartoon series that I have been posting on Substack, here's more from a strip that I was doing then, called Wade's World. 

 Click here to get there.  

Workplace Cartoons, Part Three

 

The next installment of Workplace Cartoons is up on my Substack. Check out Part Three for more floral delivery hilarity. 

Kill Krill Kill!

 

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ink and digital

So, a few weeks ago, I mentioned on a couple of social media sites that I had had a weird, yet entertaining dream about watching a horror movie where a village was attacked by plankton. It was a slow moving movie, but horrifying as you might imagine. Being more of a cartoonist than a movie maker, I finally did up a toon depicting a gruesome scene with an unsuspecting victim. 

Workplace Cartoon, Part Two

 

My latest Substack post wraps up all that Star Florists nonsense...

Click here to take you there!