Plans have already been made to be in NYC this coming September to see Brian Wilson on tour with the Zombies. In what promises to be one of the most interesting shows I’ve ever seen, the Zombies lineup will include all four surviving original members.
Just arrived at my doorstep, and spinning on the Thorens turntable, is the latest LP collection produced by Andrew Sandoval. The complete studio recordings by the Zombies.
Spoiler Alert! This is how Sheldon will die in the series finale of “The Big Bang Theory.”
This is the Grandma series, where I introduced a character I was hoping to make a semi-regular in the strip.
I briefly experimented with making Jeanie older, giving her — ahem! — a bit of a bosom.
Note that Wendell’s name is spelled with an “a”. This was done to avoid any potential conflict with Howard Cruse’s character Wendel. But to make it official, the walrus is Wendell.
The pencil work in panel 1 below shows that I wasn’t happy with the figures being so small. Lots of wasted space in panel 3.
Once again my visual ideas were getting ahead of my drawing ability. And in panel 2 the top word balloon should be pointing to Grandma.
After an uncertain start with Grandma, Wendell and Beckle quickly find common ground with her. “GH” is for “General Hospital.”
Some things that are touted as being a “disruptive game-changer” are nothing more than marketing hype. I see Atom Power as not being one of those things.
I wanted to try producing a full week’s worth of a continuity.
It was immediately apparent that I was getting way too ambitious for my drawing and inking ability.
So I decided to do what I’ll call “rough finishes.”
It would take a while to warm up again to working with a brush.
When I was somewhat more confident I went back and re-introduced the Vampire Walrus, which I’ll post later.
What’s interesting to me now is that I had already begun to improve somewhat by the end of the series.
Still doin’ some sketchin’, trying to get back into the drawing groove.
