More panel comics...

A sporadically-updated, hardly-promoted labor of love that I'm toying with.



The whole thing (so far) can be read here:"Working the Void".

I love the stuff I'm seeing here, by the way - I'd love to see a monthly version of the Panel Comic theme!

Good luck -

K

Swarmin' strip

Other Swarmin' strips (only in hungarian, sorry).

Lil' strip

Larger than life webcomics "constipation" and "computer virus " episodes

This panel is taken form a webcomic i did for Nathan "seven " SCott called "Larger than life" This is the beginning sequence of a larger story.This "computer virus Episode " was also taken from the Larger than life webcomic.

Cookies

Here's a pic I did a while ago for displaying my wife's enjoyment for biting me at the most random times. No she doesn't have Rabies, but she does enjoy baking and making the best peanut butter cookies. If you're allergic to peanuts you are missing out.

fruit can feel pain too

:)

Star Crossing

Early draft of a little project I've been working on with a friend. Inks by Hai (who is also an Art Jumble member), colors by me.

» nikogeyer.blogspot.com

Shrub Monkeys

Hurray! Panel comics! This here is a sample from my webcomic Shrub Monkeys which *plug plug* updates every Tuesday over at Girlamatic.com It's basically a goofy/snarky slice-of-life biographical strip starring me and my two siblings.

~Kt

co-workers from hell

a pretty old comic strip i did awhile back which is still a very real part of my everyday miserable work-a-day world.

i have about three more old comic pages similar to this under the label "modern day slaves" over at my blog jasonsartblog.blogspot.com


i'll understand if this gets deleted cuz of the potty mouth language !

The RNC comes to town

The RNC has come to town, and people start tipping over garbage cans and breaking windows. Me? I drew a comic strip for our local independent (read: free) paper.



Created entirely on a Wacom Cintiq. (First one I've ever done this way - weird to not have an "original".)

Happy birthday, Art Jumble! Congratulations, and good job, Mark.

Kelly McNutt