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This week, I’m running “Pink Meteor,” which originally ran in the second all-silkscreen issue of Paping. It’s six (or three) pages long:  there are three prints on paper, each with a mylar overlay that reveals hidden information, or advances the story forward, or both. Here’s a picture of the thing in action:

Anyway, the Paping book’s […]

(Anchor symbol) was originally drawn for the Philadelphia Cartoonist Society’s third book in Fall 2008. The cosmos brought its indifferent, grotesque machinery to bear on the book’s production, or whatever, and so by the time the book came out last summer, I’d wound up getting divorced, moving to New York from Philadelphia, moving back to […]

This week: The Omega Dome, a short story for the 4th issue of Sean McCarthy’s See How Pretty, See How Smart. The theme for this issue was “Scatology and Eschatology.” Hope you like watching me try to hit those two targets simultaneously.

This week’s comic is “Salt Lick,” which originally appeared in the 2007 FLUKE anthology, edited by Drew Weing.

After the year my parents raised three cows, we left a chunk of their salt lick in the field that sat below our house, between us and the river. One day I noticed that some animal, maybe more […]

Another one-pager from Sean McCarthy’s See How Pretty, See How Smart today. This was also reprinted in Why Did I Put This Town on My Face?

There was an in-joke or something in this, but everyone who might know what it was has completely replaced the cells in their body 1.4 times since this page was drawn, so […]

Today’s comic is from an old issue of Sean McCarthy’s anthology See How Pretty, See How Smart. The theme of the issue was “Failure.” It’s re-printed in Why Did I Put This Town on My Face?

This week’s comic appeared originally in SPX 2002, from back when SPX still published an anthology. It was also collected in Why Did I Put This Town on My Face? 

This is the first comic I drew after I stopped doing comics for my old college paper. Now that it’s here, I expect it’ll stop following me […]

I’ve redesigned wiegle.com; The original version went up in 2007, just before SPX, and not a giant amount happened after that–as it turns out, when you code a site in HTML, it is a big pain to update. This site uses WordPress, which I am getting the impression is yesterday’s tomorrow’s platform. It’s easier to […]