Back in 1987 I ordered the entire set of those oddball little Jack T. Chick comics so I could donate them to the Washington State Univers...

One of the advantages of being a perpetual amateur cartoonist is that I get contacted by amazing artists...

" I'm a creepy stalker! morelater.com/creep" "His name is Rick or Eric. His phone number is 360-970-3081 . H...

OK, so I check to see if Morty Comix # 2527 is where I left it. Sometimes these Morty Comix sit for months before anyone finds them. ...

The idea for Morty Comix # 2401 came to me in a meeting at work. I quickly jotted down the basic concept while pretending to look serious...

Morty Comix # 2391 was left in an unused plastic slot at the Tumwater Post Office That big cardboard box on the counter is full...

My final bit on the Oly Comix Fest. All the comix, business cards, and brochures that were traded or given to me will go to the Washing...

OK, I admit I have become a terrible correspondent to those of you who contact me via USPS. And I have been for a number of years. Burnout i...

This must be something posted just within the the last year. I stumbled across a list of comix I gathered, 1966-1997, for the Washington Sta...

Last month I found a big packet of comix in my PO Box from Minneapolis cartoonist Steven Stwalley . You might recognize his name as the cov...

An article from the Daily News (Pullman, Washington), August 12-13, 1989. I never met Laila Vejzovic in person, she arrived at the Washingt...

An article in the Serial Review (Spring 1986), an early recognition of the academic/cultural value of comic art from the library field. Men...