Why are both of the sailors wearing ascots? Am I really stereotyping that much in this strip?

I’ll put a recap up of the San Diego Comic Con up soon. It will probably be over at Business Causal, but I’ll throw the link in here when I have the chance.

Also, thanks to everyone who stopped by and checked out Rusty The Wonderdog. Sorry that I ran out of free samplers, but I really didn’t think that they would go that fast!

And a special thanks to all who purchased the original strip art. If you plan on doing something with the art (framing and displaying, using it as a greeting card, etc), take a picture and let me see. I’d love to see what people are doing with these, and I’d like to share your pictures with other fans of the comic.

Until next time, San Diego…stay classy.

Is there a movie or a story where zombies take over, and people just start trying to act like zombies so they fit in with the crowd? If not, it seems that there needs to be. About every other angle of “zombie-dom” has been covered, hasn’t it?

And, if I timed this comic right, hopefully some of the readers of this particular comic are checking it out because you stopped by my booth at San Diego Comic Con. I hope you enjoy the rest of the comics here, and thank you for stopping by.

And thanks to you regular readers, too. I didn’t forget you.

For anyone who cares, I’ll be at the San Diego Comic-Con next week promoting my strips, Business Casual and Rusty The Wonderdog. You can find me in the Exhibitor section at table F10 where I’ll be sharing booth spaces with the staff of TomatoTV.

As for Rusty merchandise, I really only have 2 items. I’ll be bringing my free 6 strip mini-samplers that people picked up by the bushels at my last con. Also, I’ll have many of the strip’s original art for sale for only $5 a piece. The original artwork for the strips measures 5″ x 7″ and can easily be framed and displayed. I have 2 of my favorite strips on my wall right now, and they look great.

Well, they look ok because I need a better frame.