I hope everyone had a good weekend. My stomach hurts and I have emails to reply to!

I hope you get to spend your 4th zonked out on the sofa too, America!

And happy Saturday to the rest of you!

I drew this page while listening to Weird Al’s entire discography. Take that how you will.

Today I took a good long look at my art style and realized that somewhere along the way I’d lost something. My drawings have gotten stiffer and less lively while my experessions get better. That changes today. I specifically drew some very difficult possitions and instead of using a rigid comic style I took the animator’s approach and I liked what I saw. I also remembered doing that more often. It was called Kota’s World. What I saw was an evolution of that old style. It’s more matured and sure of what it’s doing and how to get there and it would be a shame not to use it. Ladies and Gents, I’m back.

Hey, everyone, it’s my first (of possibly many) comic referencing Transformers: Revenge Of The Fallen, the highest grossing badly reviewed money in existence. WOO! Personally I enjoyed the movie for the most part, there were some things that bothered me (much like the first movie), but I found it overall enjoyable. If your not afraid of spoilers and would like a somewhat more detailed explanation of my feelings on the movie, I guess you can read this.

While this strip references a specific scene from the movie, I don’t think it’s very spoiler-ish, and it makes fun of Bakugan more than TF: ROTF. For those that don’t know Bakugan is some weird Japanese imported cartoon show and toy line that kinda’ plays like a weird Yugioh version of marbles from my understanding. To be honest, I don’t really get it, but my step daughter is totally into it. Is this what’s it like when you start getting old? GET OFF MY LAWN!

Anyway, Bakugan are these little ball shaped things that transform into other things…yeah… supposedly they’re supposed to turn into robots, dragons, or monster… but really, they just look like the marble sprouts random things out of it… like I said I don’t get it, but seemly it’s all the rage with kids these days. Sigh… at least Transformers are still around so I can still relate with young’ens on that… right? RIGHT? Sigh…

Next post I can talk to you guys about the TF: ROTF toyline if you are interested in that since I’ve gotten quite a few figures since the movie came out and I wouldn’t mind taking some time to let you know what I think of them.

Also let’s give another round of applause for Chris Jones. His coloring just continues to blow me away. Also give an applause to my friend, Cary Woodham, he’s been my proofreader since the comic started. When I get some extra time a side, I plan to add both Chris and Cary to the Artists section of this webpage. Unfortunately my life has been a tad crazy lately, but I think we should be getting some calming down soon.

Been awhile since I did action. My friend Mike pointed out that the standard rule is to show AFTER the hit and the reaction. It has more visual impact. This is true. This time though I wanted to show the contact. I had a specific visual in mind.

ROAD TRIP!!

I’m having a pretty terrible day, so I can’t think of anything I can really say or that would be entertaining… so… ummm…

Hope you guys are enjoying the comic.  Woo.

Mondays. Am I right, guys?!