Well, here it is folks. It's taken me over a year, had an immeasurable negative effect on my posture, and cost me a fortune to print, but it's done. Trackrabbit #5 will be debuting this weekend at the Mocca Festival in New York, where I'll be sharing a table with Becki Kozel and the Decarlo Brothers. See you there, unless you don't live in the Tri-State area, or you're a jerk.

Better close that window

Trackrabbit #5 continues apace. I guess I could post full pages, or use the domain I pay for to serialize it as a "webcomic" (a term that, for me, has become synonymous with a very special kind of hackneyed, lazily executed crap). Yes, I could do all these things and more. Who knows, such a course of action could even bring me financial success. We both know, however, that I'd be betraying myself and, more importantly, you, dear reader. Any asshole can put a website together, shit out some pat witticisms about their cat or what happened at the local coffee shop, and get themselves a book deal. It takes a special kind of iconoclast to look 2012 in the face and say, "I could give a fuck about how easy the internet makes it to get the work I slave over out to my potential audience, I'm just gonna complain about my obscurity while drinking entirely too much." Valued patrons, I am just such an iconoclast, and I do it all for you. Here is a drawing of a tiny pterodactyl scaring the hell out of a couple hoodlums.

Tricera-hug

Here is the moment you have all been waiting for (both of you [my mom and my therapist]): After 19 pages of setup, I finally got to draw a developmentally disabled man hugging a miniature dinosaur. Now the laughs can begin in earnest!

Dino Distress

Oh my! What could've happened to that poor stegosaurus that has our heroes so distraught? You'll just have to read Trackrabbit #5 whenever the hell I finish it to find out!

Jurassic Office Park

Here's a teaser panel from the next Trackrabbit. I thought about writing a few words to put this image in context, but now that I see it on the screen, I realize it speaks for itself.

The Solardillo

Here is the completed version of the illustration for Joshua Goldfond's novella.

Link Fights a Moblin

You'll have to forgive me; I know its a little juvenile to be drawing video game characters, but I've got Zelda on the brain right now. I'm playing through every game in the franchise in preparation for the release of Skyward Sword next month. That is so a valuable use of my time. Shut up.

Needless to say, these characters are owned by Nintendo or whoever.