I have no idea how, when, or why it happened but somewhere along the boyhood road of life I stopped believing girls were gross 😛 … but then I passed through my dating years (my Twenties) and I’ve returned to[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Waxing philosophical beneath the Oak tree.
Sorry no comic for this week; I didn’t have time between other things. In it’s place I’ve uploaded a low resolution digital “sketch/painting” I completed for a children’s book submission I’m sending off to publishers. I hope it doesn’t take[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
As usual, Conrad fulfilled his own self prophecy for failure. Poor lil’ guy. MISSED UPDATE MONDAY: Yesterday my girlfriend had highway accident. We were in Emergency ward all day. 18-wheeler hit her twice (side and rear (not shown)). Luckily[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Sometimes fear is worse than reality. If Conrad could stay calm he might be able to rise to the occasion. He started off good but his old self seems to be taking over. *** This strip appeared earlier when I[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Every generation has different morals and ethics regarding individual character, but sports still commands an Old School mentality. Conrad is about to rise or fall in the face of these boyhood challenges.
Walking to school can be hazardous to your health if mom ain’t on your side!
Rudo seems to miss the point of Conrad’s rhetorical phrase. On the football field Rudo is years ahead of his age, but everywhere else he’s usually a bit behind. School to him seems to be more struggle than success.
On humid summer days not even the Avengers can save children from hot baseball fields … A different superhero is needed! MG: It was nice to see an old friend drop by. Just that day I got Engima’s greatest hits[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Even thought she’s the smartest girl at Treewiddle Elementary, Lizzy only works for the school newspaper The Treewiddle Tribune to improve her resume. She also lacks journalistic decorum whenever she encounters immature boys, much to Conrad’s dismay.