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Immigration Comic Strips

February 13, 2011 in cartooning | No comments

oscar acts quickly on immigration who would sell visas to migrant penguins immigrants - they'll take our jobs immigrants don't have the same culture immigrant penguins have adjusted to the Norther Hemisphere Oscar directs the immigrant penguins to the best swimming spot

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RABBITS AGAINST MAGIC: Trickle Down Development

January 11, 2011 in cartooning, eco | No comments

One of my favourite strips is Rabbits Against Magic by good buddy, Jonathan Lemon (who likes to be known as Lemon, as does another good buddy of mine who used to be called Lesley, though I think that was for a different reason and I’m sure this is too much information…)

He has a nice infographical cartoonything on today’s blog – take a look!

RABBITS AGAINST MAGIC: Trickle Down Development.

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Silly Tortoise Cartoon Series

January 8, 2011 in cartooning | No comments

The series was sparked off by an article I read on eco-friendly hats

A hat that suits Oscar

This tortoise has been alive a long time - he met Beetle Bailey when he was young

tortoise loves mail

tortoise and his friend hang out to watch tv

my favourite of the tortoise cartoon series

tortoise makes a break for it

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Bleeker the Rechargeable Dog Debuts with King Features

January 3, 2011 in cartooning | 1 comment

I met Jonathan Mahood and his robot dog creation on Comics Sherpa. I was doing a panel called humancull.com and his strip was called Hoover the Rechargeable Dog at that point (changed to Bleeker prevent problems with the vacuum cleaner folks). I emailed him about my Hoover the Hungry Dog creation and we have stayed in touch ever since.

hoover the hungry dog and bleeker the rechargeable one

It was great to see Bleeker picked up by GoComics, and a surprise that it didn’t go into full syndication with Universal. Thankfully, my syndicate, King Features, were able to pick it up instead and now Bleeker will be sharing space on Daily Ink and Comics Kingdom (as well as lots of newspapers, we hope!) with Arctic Circle. bleeker robot dog

New updates start today and JM has worked with Tea at King Features to create a nice little ComicPress site: bleekercomics.com. Check it out!

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King Features Daily Ink Goes all Appy

December 30, 2010 in cartooning | 2 comments

I don’t have an iPhone, or an iPad. My phone is monochrome and my laptop is 11 years old. Even the iMac I’m writing this on is becoming antique at the age of six, but my syndicate, King Features, is getting up to speed and has made the comics accessible for those lucky folks who do have those gadgets.

Read Arctic Circle comics on your iPhone

DailyINK for iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch is now available for download at the iTunes store.

More info from King Features Syndicate:

The DailyINK app delivers a free comic every day plus access to samples of all of King Features’ comics. Dozens of strips, panels and editorial cartoons will be featured in “Today’s Comic” and viewable in a seven-day rolling archive. Comics fans, who buy a DailyINK subscription, can browse through King Features’ complete line-up of 90+ daily comic strips, editorial cartoons and exclusive vintage content from our vast library. Subscriptions are available for purchase two ways: $1.99 per month or $19.99 for a full year.

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