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Lots of my minicomics and other Kekionga stories are now available to read online. Just click on "READ A COMIC!" right above this message.want to read a Kekionga story right here on the blog?
This blog is full of illustrated fiction set in Kekionga and featuring the same cast of characters you find in the comics. Click on "Kekionga FICTION!" above to find a table of contents and links to all the stories.looking for something? just type and click:
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Tag Archives: comics
pajama shark week 1
Summer means Shark Week on basic cable TV, and I think cartoon Friendly Sharks probably enjoy it a lot. And even more so now that the tone has turned from “sharks are terrifying monsters” to “sharks are ancient creatures who … Continue reading
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Tagged comic, comics, drawing, movies and TV, sharks
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meet “the extras”
The bell rings, and it’s time for comics fun. The Extras is a new weekly webcomic by Jeff Lilly, Katie Hodges, and yours truly, Pam Bliss! This is a good time to announce it, I think, since it is well … Continue reading
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movie time at the cinemark: avengers: endgame
It’s been a week today since Avengers: Endgame opened, to (to no one’s surprise) epic box office numbers in the GNP-of-a-small-nation class. If you are an MCU fan, I can safely assume you have either already seen it or are … Continue reading
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the cover of a minicomic
The cover of one of the new minicomics is finished. First, I think I might be a little too involved with my semi-newfound ability to do white titles on a black ground with marker lettering. I do kind of like … Continue reading
movie time at the cinemark: captain marvel
Circumstances beyond our control have curtailed our moviegoing for a while, so it was almost the end of March before our first visit to the old Cinemark this year. Luckily the latest MCU outing, Captain Marvel, did not disappoint. It … Continue reading
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movie time (not at the cinemark): thor: ragnarok
Went to see Thor: Ragnarok, the latest outing in the seemingly endless series we call the Marvel Cinematic Universe, last Friday at a theater that was not the Cinemark. (This reminded me why I prefer to see my movies at … Continue reading
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art references for a large insect
Yesterday, I posted some photographs of three of my cameras. (This is the photographic equivalent of the movie musical where the characters decide to put on a show). Today I was planning to show you some art references for comics … Continue reading
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Tagged animals and nature, comics, photography, writing
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how i met a giant mole
Our local power utility, which provides us with both electricity and natural gas, has a “Call Before You Dig” program. This is entirely admirable: you call 811 before you plant trees or build a deck or whatever, and a crew … Continue reading
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mushawasing, page 4
And there it is: the story of how Moose got her name. It’s not just that she’s big and strong for a girl, and rather blunt and straightforward. Or rather, that’s not all it is. From Moose’s point of view, … Continue reading
mushawasing page 2
What does happen when you fall asleep in the Woods? Do you dream… or don’t you? For those not familiar with Kekionga’s distinctive wildlife, the creature with its feet in the Creek is a young female Saiga petrovskii, the woodland saiga. … Continue reading
a cartoonist in Kekionga 