JW Kennedy (![[info]](http://l-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} dr_phlog) wrote,@ 2005-01-19 10:39:00 |
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Shameless Plug
Well well well, new cartoon uploaded to my online story vault. Maybe I shouldn't call it a vault, though, because I'm not archiving material there. It only contains four pages and the oldest one is taken off the top when the new one is added to the bottom. Try looking at The Vault.
Also, the latest chapter of "Kelly O'Dor at the Old Phelps Place" is available from Second Ed. It's a 16-page mini-comic "written" for the illiterate (and our non-English-speaking friends) without any words. In the first chapter, Kelly arrives at the Old Phelps Place, and persuades her sidekick Annophila the Wasp Girl to accompany her inside. In chapter 2 we meet the Monkey Butler, plus Old Man Phelps and his very stern Birdlike Nurse. Annophila hides in a lamp to secretly observe any potentially suspicious goings-on. In chapter 3 spooky things happen: Annophila has a brush with death, there's some mysterious business with some stairs in the dark, and a puzzling stain. Chapter 4 has Old Man Phelps telling the sad story of his life, and Kelly relating an eerie incident from her childhood which is funny to her, but disturbing to everyone else.
I can say without any trace of humility that the drawing in these booklets is VERY GOOD (for me, anyway - I really pushed my limits artistically) and the fact that they are wordless actually forces you to "read" them much more carefully to figure out the story. Well worth the paltry ONE DOLLAR cover price. That's right: chapters 3 and 4 are priced at $1. A mere, measly buck gets you 16 pocket-sized pages of cute & furry cartoon enigma. Parts 1 and 2 are 8 pages each, and priced at 50 cents. What an amazing bargain!! This is good wholesome entertainment here folks; none of that creepy "furry erotica." I gave copies to the preacher's kid at church.
Well well well, new cartoon uploaded to my online story vault. Maybe I shouldn't call it a vault, though, because I'm not archiving material there. It only contains four pages and the oldest one is taken off the top when the new one is added to the bottom. Try looking at The Vault.
Also, the latest chapter of "Kelly O'Dor at the Old Phelps Place" is available from Second Ed. It's a 16-page mini-comic "written" for the illiterate (and our non-English-speaking friends) without any words. In the first chapter, Kelly arrives at the Old Phelps Place, and persuades her sidekick Annophila the Wasp Girl to accompany her inside. In chapter 2 we meet the Monkey Butler, plus Old Man Phelps and his very stern Birdlike Nurse. Annophila hides in a lamp to secretly observe any potentially suspicious goings-on. In chapter 3 spooky things happen: Annophila has a brush with death, there's some mysterious business with some stairs in the dark, and a puzzling stain. Chapter 4 has Old Man Phelps telling the sad story of his life, and Kelly relating an eerie incident from her childhood which is funny to her, but disturbing to everyone else.
I can say without any trace of humility that the drawing in these booklets is VERY GOOD (for me, anyway - I really pushed my limits artistically) and the fact that they are wordless actually forces you to "read" them much more carefully to figure out the story. Well worth the paltry ONE DOLLAR cover price. That's right: chapters 3 and 4 are priced at $1. A mere, measly buck gets you 16 pocket-sized pages of cute & furry cartoon enigma. Parts 1 and 2 are 8 pages each, and priced at 50 cents. What an amazing bargain!! This is good wholesome entertainment here folks; none of that creepy "furry erotica." I gave copies to the preacher's kid at church.
