Making a web appearance at Cracked.com after its December debut in the final issue (#3) of the short-lived revival of CRACKED Magazine:

When They Were Young: Supervillain Science Projects

Recently published bits...

In the March issue at FLYMF.com: Educational Board Games

I somehow missed this piece's appearance on January 31st at The Wittenburg Door website: Ministerial Supply Catalogue

Also, print issue #210 of the Wittenburg Door is out this month, which includes my The Gossip Scroll #2 and Alternative Vacation Bible School ( Read more... )

This month at FLYMF.com:

Abandoned Muppet Film Projects

This is so very, very wrong, but here it is today at Cracked.com:

Schizophrenia Brown, Crazy Boy Detective

This dialogue piece appears this month at FLYMF.com:

If Desserts Were Sold Via Multilayer Marketing

Also, the Volume 1, Number 4 issue of The Project For A New Mythology is in print, including my The Parables of Reverend Fred Phelps.

I try to take some time as the year turns over to look back and forward and see how I'm doing with various goals. It's self-indulgent, intentionally so, so feel free to skip this one ( Read more... )

Print only, no online content this time around, so this is just for the record.

Issue #209 of the venerable religious satire mag The Wittenburg Door is out, including my The Gossip Scroll, CleanFlicks Presents: The Song of Solomon and The New King James Prosperity Gospel.

So this is kind of a cheater, because it's already appeared in print in Cracked issue #2. But they decided to rerun it at the Cracked.com website this holiday week, so if you missed the magazine, here it is again with a brand-new web layout:

Monkeys vs. Toddlers

Happy Holidays everyone!

Today at Cracked.com:

Christopher Walken's Twelve Days of Christmas

I was pleasantly surprised to find this today on the shelf at my local comics shop -- it probably won't show up more widely for another week or two, but Cracked Magazine #3 is out and includes my "Supervillain Science Projects" (pages 28-29) with great illustrations by John Czop.


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