You can now purchase “48 HOURS: A Collection of Two 24 Hour Comics” at both Legend Comics and Krypton Comics in Omaha. The book includes both of the 24 Hour Comics I’ve completed, plus lots of “behind the scenes” commentary and sketches about the process of creating them. I only had 100 printed, a decent […]
Dave Maass at SD CityBeat has an update on Randy “Duke” Cunningham that is definitely worth the read. But if you aren’t subscribing to the VoiceofSanDiego e-mail updates, you missed Randy Dotinga’s gem of a plug: Cunningham is in a federal prison in Tucson, where he’s hoping to reduce his sentence by helping prisoners get […]
Not really, but I may have less clutter in the home office soon. I did my sketches completely on the iPad today, cutting the “draw on paper, go to a computer, scan sketches and email” stages down to “email sketches from same box they were drawn on from the comfort of McDonald’s.” The process will […]
In celebration of the 7th anniversary of the Bearded Odyssey, I am re-running the series throughout the summer. This chapter was originally published in The Daily Nebraskan on July 13, 2003. Of all my friends who might accidentally shoot me, it’d probably be Brian. I was going to be passing through Eugene, Ore., on my […]
Brett Waldon, former Daily Nebraskan cartoonist, as well as thespian, comedian and super cool guy, designed today’s shirt on woot. You can check it out (and purchase one) at shirt.woot.com. If I remember right, it’s going to be $10 today, but then they’ll still be available on other days for $15. UPDATE!! The shirts are […]
I promised I’d be on time this month. 10. 9.
I’m glad that I can start filing these in my new FAST FOOD category. I only had my tiny pocket notebook with me tonight, and I think the guy on the right was wise to me sneaking peeks in order to doodle him and his dining room neighbors.
In celebration of the 7th anniversary of the Bearded Odyssey, I am re-running the series throughout the summer. This chapter was originally published in The Daily Nebraskan on July 6, 2003. A wise man named Aaron Shigley once told me, “The monuments and lakes and rivers — and everything else you think would be the […]
A reader writes: Mr. Obermyer – I’m always happy to see your zany perspective in the Journal Star. Your willing to confront the people in power in Nebraska in ways others are not. But we don’t always line up on the issues, but I’m still so inspired to see a young man with such imagination. […]
I promise next month’s will be (closer to being) on time. As a bonus, don’t forget I already revealed two rejects from May. So you really get twelve. 10. Man, arena jokes sure seem old by now. 9. So do jokes about the Treasurer’s race.