Randy "The Wild Man" in Spoiler Alert

I wouldn't say I'm an avid fan of wrestling, especially now that the "Golden Age" of 80's wrestling is over. But back in the day this sport of manly soap operas seemed to have something to it, that it doesn't today. The gag here is sort of obvious, but I always loved the pre-fight interviews of wrestling where they were just sort of gutturally barking at each other about how awesome they're gonna beat each other up. The announcer, in case it's not blatantly obvious is inspired by WWF's Mean Gene.

As of yesterday, I'm 94 Horse Years old.

Yesterday was my birthday, and for some reason I turned into a reverse centaur with the head of a horse and the body of a man. Here's the photoshoot.

Dracula At the End of the Bed

My second group anthology entitled "Too Many God Damn Draculas" is almost complete. 13 artists have combined with me to bring a full comic homage to Dracula. The awesomeness should be out sometime in Mid July. I've been obsessed with doing weird Micheal Kupperman-esque fake ads lately. Here's one for a product to keep Draculas out of your bedroom.

The Wizard #2 is on the way!!

Hopefully y'all are as excited as I am that a new issue of The Wizard is in the works. I usually do an golden age comic ad parody for the back cover of my issues. But this time I'm sort of torn. I've always wanted to do an awkward attempt at approaching the genius of Mad Magazine's Al Jafee, with my very own Mad Fold In. I'm working on one for this issue, but I gotta tell you. That guy is amazing to be able to pull those things off. It's pretty damn hard. Anyway, I just finished the "first page" for The Wizard #2, which is a parody of those old sell things for prizes ads, you used to, and probably still do, see in comics.


So Here it is in all is satirical glory: I Just Wanna Give You Prizes!!!!
You may have to download it to get a good look. Cause the print is small, and the text is well worth reading. So get out your reading glasses and enjoy!

The Haunted House

Sometime in late 2011, I had this dream that I was in one of those fake haunted houses. All the scenes in the haunted house were the stereotypical stuff, chainsaw guy, evil clown, guy chained to a wall....but they were all Draculas.

The classic line at the end of my dream inspired the name for my upcoming Dracula anthology. Here's the most accurate retelling of my dream from what I can remember....

Now that my anthology project "Too Many God Damn Draculas" is wrapping up, I'm pleased to announce I've overcome 2 years of writers block and am working on "The Wizard #2". I'm really excited about the project and you should see stuff from it posted here over the next few months. Hooray!

Stumptown News..New Comic and Too Many God Damn Draculas

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The Stumptown Comics fest is finally this weekend. If you make it to Portland, I will be at TABLE A-13 with Max Clotfelter, Kelly Froh and Erolyn Franklin. I was already really looking forward to it, but then I found out that my hero Micheal Kupperman will be there on Saturday signing books to promote his new "Tales To Thrizzle". I feel lightheaded and I'm so excited.'



My latest comic is an autobiographical one. Seldom do I ever do auto-biographical comics. I just don't like talking about myself I guess. The next Kindlin' Quarterly anthology issue is all auto-biographical comics, so i decided to draw the tale of my first memory of suffering for my art. Here it is..."The Cub Scout"

And Finally....my 2012 anthology TOO MANY GOD DAMN DRACULAS is starting to come together. I put together a string of posts on my tumblr account of some of the cool stuff you can expect to see in it. Here!!!

My Girl and some new stuff for sale

My upcoming anthology that I've been kicking around for a few months, "Too Many God Damn Draculas", is finally starting to come together with a trickle of comics by various people. Here's one of the couple of my own comics I had planned on including, which was inspired by...being really tired the other day. If you're interested in contributing, all the details are in my older blog post here.

Last year when I did The Short Run Comic Expo in Seattle, I made some wizard beards as kind of a fun gimmicky thing to go along with my popular mini "The Wizard." Unfortunately I sold out of all them beards, except for the one that I wore to a Halloween party. (That still has a bit of throw up on it from partying too hard heh.) This year, in addition to the "I Love You Sticker Set" I had last year, I'll also be selling some kick ass mini buttons based on my "Monosters" print I did around Halloween. They'll be at the Stumptown show when I go, but you can also buy the buttons or the stickers at my new zazzle shop. Below are a couple examples of the 8 button set.