The Anthology

I know we've been slacking off big time, but we've got goals. Yes, we've got our sights set on an anthology. Coming just as soon as we finish Mr. Huggins' major character arc, which we WILL get around to soon. Then... after some touch-ups, we'll be ready to release a veritable anthropomorphic graphic serial (which sounds a lot stuffier than I meant to sound, but you get the point).

Thanks for hanging in there with us!

The Animated Version

I'm super excited to share this animated version of the third strip. Yes, it's cheap animation and the voices aren't what I imagined (not sure what I imagined), but it's still a lot of fun.

Enjoy!

Buried Treasure

Just thought I'd share a side project I've been working on. Sort of a Robert Frost-style poem I wrote.

-DH

Tortured Artists and Such...

Had to share this because I think it's right on the money.

Over A Decade Ago...

...I was dating someone who I figured... if I ever got my shit together... would be the one. I never did "get my shit together," and I'm not even sure I know what that means anymore.

A decade is a long time, but I'll always remember breaking her heart. Why did I do it? Because she was pulling away from me. Why was she pulling away? Probably because I was going through a depressive episode.

These days, I take expensive mood stabilizers. I don't explode with the slightest provocation and I don't personalize things that shouldn't be personalized.

In short, I'm a completely different person... a happier, better person except that I feel old and unaccomplished instead of green and ambitious.

She was as close as I ever came to a successful state of couplehood and I blew it because I lacked the self-awareness to deal with my own psychosis. I own that.

I only hope she's got enough of a head on her shoulders to know that not every man is as capricious and temperamental as I was. And that she's lovely and worthy of love.

-DH

Acid For Courage

Working on another comic these days... sort of roughly sketched and updated irregularly.

It's called Acid For Courage and you can check it out here if you're so inclined.

Very much based on a true story... with sweeping liberties of course.

-DH

Viva La Internet

Someone recently asked me, "What's the biggest change you've seen in your lifetime?"

Hands down, it's the internet. When I was in high school, it was inconceivable that someone could have access to volumes of information (not to mention equally important misinformation) paralleling the library of congress in their living room.

And now, people carry that around in their pocket!

It's also facilitating a lot of fundamental change in the middle east. Why now? I don't know. Are we looking at a lot of little Hezbollahs in the making. It seems likely seeing as there is so much hate directed at the west and Israel from predominately Muslim countries.

But, as Snugglypoo might put it, "Most critters believe in good things and freedom and peace are some of the good things there are to believe in."

Fingers crossed.