So, this is it. This is how Brad N’ Josh ended. In fact, it’s never seen print- that is, until NOW… and that’s only if you consider the internet print, and I don’t.
I guess you’ll always run into problems when you depict God in a comic strip.
Anyway, click on the Brad N’ Josh tag for more on the history of our comic as well as the comic itself. Wait, was that too pushy? Well, do it if you feel like it. I am not your boss.
I guess the deep and debilitating depression started in my adolescence. In fact, one might say that I have been suffering from teenage angst for the last two decades. That will change, for I will soon be (more) medicated thus enjoying all my Morrissey records less and less. Is it any wonder why I celebrate my upper-middle class childhood through sugary cereals of days gone by? Of course not, the adult world is crushing me alive and you too.
General Mills saw this and decided to rectify this injustice to all of us and returned the cereal of our youth back to us in their beautiful boxes that the Good Lord intended. Well, sorta.
Available for a “limited time” exclusively at Target, General Mills is offering all their mainstays (Trix, Honey Nut Cheerios, Regular Cheerios, Cinnamon Toast Crunch and Lucky Charms) as they might have appeared in generations better than our own.
I picked up Trix and Lucky Charms. Sure I wanted them all, but sometimes life is hard. Also, the rest aren’t kooky enough for me.
Just look at the leprechaun! What a mighty painting. Can people even still paint like that? I guess we’ll never know, thanks to the x-treme photoshop sunglass wearin’ Lucky that adorns modern boxes these days. Does everything really need to be “cool”? Of course it doesn’t. Especially not leprechauns.
This is the Trix box that jumped (hee hee) off the shelf and into my basket first in my local Target. What a striking design. That’s right, you don’t need every color in the rainbow on your box. Let the beautiful rabbit design do the work, and I promise we’ll do the rest – by which I mean, buy the damned cereal. I won’t even assault your eyeballs with what passes as the Trix Bunny now ah’ days.
Oh, and speaking of every color of the rainbow, unlike Pepsi, with their sublime return to retro form, General Mills tries to have it both ways. Sure, the boxes are great, but cereal itself? It suffers from the modern mentality that more is more. Just look at all the colors in these cereals! I said LOOK. Yuck. Plus, they appear on the boxes, creating an anachronism if I ever seen one- and believe you, me, I have.
Of course they taste delicious, but that’s beyond the point.
The days when a child would be entertained by a leprechaun marionette clipped from the back of a cereal box are far behind us, but I’d take that over the internet any day, especially after the meds kick in.
A Rabbit In King Arthur’s Food Court: A Rashy Rabbit Adventure is NOW AVAILABLE
Rashy Rabbit no.6 is brought to you by Wide Awake Press.
Okay, perhaps I jumped the gun by announcing Spring is here earlier in my blog. I was wrong, but Spring here now. After all, I got a new comic coming out, and for whatever reason I have yet to wrap my pea-sized brain around, I seen to come out with a comic at the same time every year. Hmmm, where was I going with this?
Oh yes, A Rabbit In King Arthur’s Food Court: A Rashy Rabbit Adventure is done. The sigs where checked, the paper was purchased, the tears were shed and the button was added.
Unless I die in a horrible accident, this comic will be goin’ out to you by Monday.
More to come, that is to say, if I don’t die.
Good morning, my lovely reader. Assuming that a.) you are reading this in the morning, and b.) you aren’t hideously repulsive. At any rate, this isn’t about you. This is about me. I mean, about a logo. Err, maybe I should just get to it.
So, that’s it. That’s the logo. Again, it’s there.
Need a logo yourself? Well, don’t hesitate to give me money.
Now this is an odd drawing, even for me. Well, I guess I should say this is an odd drawing especially for me. I don’t really like horror in general, and I pretty much hate zombies.
Why, you ask? They scare the ever living shit out of me, and I don’t enjoy that sensation. I can live without that imagery floating around in my head.
Hear that, Adam from The Dollar Bin? The things I do for you.
Enjoy!
Yesterday was the first day of Spring, so I heard on Twitter. I dunno how reliable the source really is on seasons, but nevertheless. Here’s my good friend, Sparrow. This is my fourth time drawing her. Happy Spring to you, and NOT my allergies.
Avatards!
Redskin Rashy
