I'm a little sorry to see your two parter was only a two parter, but the return of our fine feathered friends more than makes up for it.
And boy can I relate to this week's episode. I used to own a construction company some years ago. One time, I was alone in an apartment complex we were painting and as it happens, I was feeling particularly spry at the moment. I had arrived ahead of my men who were on the other side of the complex (it was a pretty big place) and for no reason I began to hum and the humming turned into singing. You have to understand, I can't sing. I mean I really, really can't sing. So there I am, alone, belting out a few verses of this or that when suddenly my job manager appears from around the corner with an ear to ear grin and asks me to sing it again.
I felt like I would die. We've all done embarrassing things, and as usual the Captain reflects that quality in all of us.
I bet he'd have a lot of fun in one of those cantankerous old atmospheric diving suits. And when he's done with that bowl, if he wants to, he can fill it with sea water and keep a fish friend!
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHA I love the sheer oddity. I remember taking fishbowls (or was it candy containers?) and using them as space helmets when I was a tot! XD
I am honored to present Dirk Erik Schulz, today's guest artist on 1930 Nightmare Theatre.
The talented Mr. Schulz (AKA Themrock) hails from Germany and is one of the most unique and visionary artists I've ever had the pleasure to work with. Check out his Deviant Art gallery and prepare to have your mind blown!
This week sees the 13-part Strawberry's Quest come to an end. This was sort of an improv experiment in comic form: I wrote part one, and from their John and I took turns writing each part until the comic came to a "logical" conclusion. It was a lot of fun, and I like what we came up with. We won't be doing it again anytime soon, however. We've got other fish to fry. We'll do more multi-parters in the future, possibly just as long, but with the story figured out beforehand. In the meantime, we'll be here with some gag strips, though we're going to take a three-week break after Valentine's Day. We've got some incredibly awesome guest strips for those weeks, so look forward to them.
In other news, all the old stuff in my Etsy shop is on über-sale, and I've added the piece above. Check it out at http://www.etsy.com/shop/TVsKyle
I'm a little sorry to see your two parter was only a two parter, but the return of our fine feathered friends more than makes up for it.
And boy can I relate to this week's episode. I used to own a construction company some years ago. One time, I was alone in an apartment complex we were painting and as it happens, I was feeling particularly spry at the moment. I had arrived ahead of my men who were on the other side of the complex (it was a pretty big place) and for no reason I began to hum and the humming turned into singing. You have to understand, I can't sing. I mean I really, really can't sing. So there I am, alone, belting out a few verses of this or that when suddenly my job manager appears from around the corner with an ear to ear grin and asks me to sing it again.
I felt like I would die. We've all done embarrassing things, and as usual the Captain reflects that quality in all of us.
Thanks Sean. I'll be laughing for a week!
Just like how when you take the sarcastic cat dialogue away from Garfield it suddenly become 100 times funnier.
Just a thought.
funny
and shows a wonderfully human side to the captain!
Poor capt'n, he seems to be pretty bored.