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demiadejuyigbe-deactivated20200 asked:

Your LOST comics actually convinced many of my friends to watch LOST, just so they wouldn't be out of the loop entirely when it came to your comics. Are there any other TV shows you watch that you'd consider doing weekly comics for? Do you watch Breaking Bad? (i ask because i imagine anthony clark's breaking bad comics being the best comics)

I love Breaking Bad but after watching it I never feel particularly funny.

nicholastristan asked:

Do you ever plan on having your characters address contemporary issues of the day? Or perhaps a gritty "ripped from the headlines" storyline?

I doubt it. There are already plenty of comics that do that sort of thing much better than I could. I try to keep my comics free of pop culture references or things that will date it too much (I even try not to mention the year on New Year’s comics most of the time). I prefer for the comic to exist in its own world.

Besides, I’m kind of dumb so if I tried to address current events I’m sure I’d do it badly.  "Boy Beartato, what do you think about that health care tax reform amendment? Sure is relevant to your foreign situation.“

7liquid7-blog asked:

Is this a good theme for a webcomic? "The adventures of Captain Dinosaur and Mexican Phantasma".

I don’t think there’s such a thing as a good theme for a comic, there’s just “good comics.” You can make good comics from the dumbest premise, or you can have a great idea and make awful comics from it. It’s all in the execution.

joshlamm-blog asked:

I like the fact you don't use profanity or vulgarity in your comics. Could you explain why you do this?

Mostly it’s because I don’t think I could do it in a way that’s funny.  There are plenty of other strips out there that can and do, and I’m happy to do my own thing.  I like to keep my comics family-friendly; I don’t draw my comics for kids, but I like the idea that kids can read them even if they might not get the jokes. Parents, read my comics with your kids.

akaemmybelle-blog asked:

Do you enjoy doing one shot comics over small stories or vice versa? Or does it really more depend on when ideas come to you and the time you have to work on your comics?

Though I don’t do them often, I like short multi-part stories because I feel like it’s easier to make jokes if there’s already an established situation to work with. But the key for me is to keep them short because I have a tendency to lose interest halfway through and then never finish.

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