P.O.T.D.

Just as a reminder, all these comments were really over heard...just not in a bathroom.

LOG (11/27/08)

Saltwater Pickle Company

The Black Lumberjack

Cutting Room Floor

...but he wasn't finished. With the assistance of intrepid family lawyers Daniel Plainview was able to avoid any jail time for his murder of Eli Sunday. Following the trial Daniel decided to create what became an extremely popular oil company themed children's amusement park in northern California. While Daniel enthusiastically proposed that the park include a bowling alley, family lawyers successfully intervened.

P.O.T.D.

LOG (11/20/2008)

What exactly is fertilizer again?

Saltwater Pickle Company

The Black Lumberjack

Cutting Room Floor

Apparently when The Brothers Strause first screened of the director's cut of AVPR the Fox executives threw a fit and insisted on reshooting an alternate ending. The script sums up the original ending in this way.

The last surviving predator challenges the last surviving alien to a game of Ms Pac-Man. Walter Day and Billy Mitchell stand watch as impartial referees. Let the end game begin.

P.O.T.D.

LOG (11/13/08)

LOG + Bonus LOG.
(In addition to this weeks LOG, I've added a very special Halloween episode of LOG. I thought I'd make this a double feature as Halloween is over and yet, I still wanted to use up this drawing).

Saltwater Pickle Company

The Black Lumberjack

Cutting Room Floor

Through tireless negotiation I've been granted unprecidented access to Hollywood's film vaults. My hope is that with this project I can give fans, film students and filmmakers insight into the creative process of film editing by showing film clips that for whatever reason got left on the cutting room floor.

P.O.T.D.

P.O.T.D. = Phrase Of The Day

This comic features actual comments that have been over heard in our cubical jungle. The phrases have not been altered, but the context in which they were said has been.

LOG (11/06/08)

What do you need to know about my new comic?
Well...
Log gets a job at a printing company...
That is all.

So yeah, maybe this isn't the funniest way to kick off the new comic, but hey, I need to do some level of character development.

Saltwater Pickle Company

The Black Lumberjack

Black Lumberjack is my new comic strip. Here's a little background about Black Lumberjack...He was born in the woods of Jackson, Mississippi. His age is unknown. He's traveled from small town to small town, picking up various logging jobs as he goes along. Now he has ended up in Chicago, a large metro. This comic shows how he adjusts to his new life in the big city.

Aw Man

Booya!

The End.

Circa Twenty-Ten (10/30/08)

The End.

Introducing next week: LOG (A 63 Danada Square East spin-off, of sorts). Ask yourself, what happens when Log gets a job at a printing company?

Hump Day Horse

63 Danada Square East

Aw Man

Booya!

Meh...

Circa Twenty-Ten (10/23/08)

Hump Day Horse

63 Danada Square East

Aw Man

Booya!

Thanks chris for the idea.

Circa Twenty-Ten (10/16/08)

Hump Day Horse

63 Danada Square East

Aw Man

Booya! (guest conductor Carl)

Circa 2010 (Guest Drawn by Marcus)

Hump Day Horse (as guest drawn by Matt)

63 Danada Square East

63 Danada Square East (as drawn by Scoper)

I drew the one story I heard from this place that I haven't seen a drawing for as of yet. To keep the feel of a traditional 63 Danada Square East, I added the re-occurring flies.

Aw Man (Booya'fied)

This one starts off the week of guest drawers. I will update with good scan on Tuesday.

Aw Man

Drawn By Evan

Booya!

Why yes, that is a fire breathing water dragon in the middle...

Circa Twenty-Ten (10/02/08)

Hump Day Horse

63 Danada Square East

Aw Man

Booya!

Can you guess what that thing is supposed to be at the bottom right?

Circa Twenty-Ten (09/25/08)

Hump Day Horse

63 Danada Square East

Mike always cut jobs wrong on our cutter at Inkwell.

Aw Man