Welcome to the ARCHIVES!

Here we’ve got links to projects initially designed for the Webtoon scrolling webcomic format, but I’ve decided not to pursue that avenue, so I’ve collected the early run of strips I put up here in this space.

Here we’ve got a link to SUPERBUG which is a superhero strip with obvious inspirations. It’s the longest one on here and of middling quality, though you do see some growth from start to finish.

Here we’ve got a link to SAM HECK’S BEWILDERING ADVENTURES which is a strip about a young boy who buries some roadkill and later finds himself with two pet ghost puppies of sorts. This one will be revisited as I really like the concept, but this first iteration just wasn’t it.

Here we’ve got a link to JACK AND STU which is a strip about a Jackalope and a Turtle named Stu. It has some elements I want to play with, but this wasn’t the right fit.

Alright, a few more things to put in here, again, I may revisit a few of these, but for now I think I got the three I’m gonna focus on. First off, we have TOILET HUMOR COMICS which was Tommy the Murderous Turd and The Shitter, both of which were kind of meh if I’m being honest.

This one is more fun, but it wasn’t something I could bullshit through, I need to have better stories in mind for PALMER AND COX it’s a fantastic idea I think, but I’ve got to flesh out the detective mystery stuff. I quickly realized it was going to be hard to make that up as I go, so this one will definitely get revisited at some point, just not any point that is soon.

Now FDAGENT here is not the best idea, but I came a long way through the process of creating as much of it as I did. Again, this was going to deal with FDA centric government conspiracies and villains such as Sal Manella, Joey Kohlye, and Liz Steeria, but needed more planning than I gave it. Honestly, the best part of the whole idea were the villain names.

Alright, this may grow, it may not, idk. Got three I like going on now, with two leaning into the “make up the bullshit as you go” and one needing a little more consideration, so let’s hope it doesn’t grow for a while.