I wanted to have this “panel show” featuring famous robots for a long time, and this seemed like the perfect opportunity. Being a huge Mystery Science Theater 3000 fan, it seemed only right to have Tom Servo as the host.[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
One of the best things about Science Guy is that he tends to find the most mundane methods of solving problems in spite of his penchant for superscience.
I liked this one for some reason.
When you’re a ninja named Silence, charades are both your best friends and worst enemies.
Two bad puns in a row. No wonder the robot is upset.
With this strip I start including copyright information at the bottom of each one.
Lots of special effects in this strip; I think every single character had some sort of post-production work. Sandstorm is doing something called matter surfing, which is what Iceman did in the old Spider-Man and his Amazing Friends cartoon. He[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
This is another special effects strip. I’ve grown to loathe working on them, but it just has to happen with a superhero strip. If I didn’t want to design special effects, I would have done something else entirely, like take[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
This is a format I have borrowed from the TV show Family Guy. What happens is there is a brief flashback/jump cut to a scene directly relevant to current events.
I’ve never been to Poughkeepsie. I had never even thought about it before writing the script to this strip. Thirty seconds of internet research helped me to learn all about it. Now I want to go, just to stay in[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…