Paper Pusher

  I drew this one night when I couldn’t sleep. I started out taking random panels from two  terrible Disney comics I had lying around, but the story quickly took off on its own. I kind of wanted it to feel like the nightmare that I had just woken up from. Nightmares are new to me, and they usually involve myself or someone else being in a confusing and horrible situation that they cannot escape from. It probably says something about me, but I think that it’s the scariest thing I can think of.

-B

 

Did I mention that I come from the weird Al Yankovic School of comedy? Well I do. I find food to be just about the funniest thing in the world, and I have a ton of comics to prove it.

 

 I originally drew this up for the Wide Awake EATS anthology back in 2007, but quickly stopped working on it as soon as I found out that the book was vertical and not horizontal (I’m an idiot.) The panel layout is a little loopy, but you can figure it out. You’re smart like that.

 

I’ll try and get more comics up soon as possible! (Until then enjoy the glaring continuity error on page 2.)

 

Thanks for reading!

-B  

 

 

 

 

 

 This is my story from the 2009 FLUKE anthology that I edited along with J Chris Campbell. I did 3 of these stories but they didn’t work lay out the way i wanted them to so I only printed this one. I don’t think it’s all that great on it’s own. Maybe I’ll ink up the last two and throw them up here sometime soon. The coloring is not what I wanted but I really wanna keep throwing up the web comics on a weekly basis so I figured some color is better than no color right?

Thanks for reading!

-B

 I know just about everyone and their mother has done some kind of tribute to Michael Jackson at this point. But Wide Awake Press decided

to put together a little book of sketches and comics from some cool cartoonists Like Josh Latta, Sarah Louise Wahrhaftig, Jim Mahfood, Rob Ullman and J Chris Campbell. It’s called Off The Wall and I know it will be at San Diego comic con next week, and I assume it will be up for sale at wide awake press some time after that. Here is my mind-blowing/life changing comic in it’s entirety:

Thanks for reading!

-B

I’ve fallen a bit behind on my weekly comics posts, so if you count each page of this as a weeks worth of comics, then I’m pretty much caught up!

Good for me!

-Brad

Oh man! I love it when the genie looks at the camera! nothing says “it’s time to laugh” like looking at the camera!

Thanks for reading!

-B

   Matt LeBlanc was born on 25 July 1967 in
Newton, MA, a suburb of Boston. His mother, Patt Grossman, is Italian,
and his father, Paul LeBlanc, is of Irish, English and French ancestry.
Matt LeBlanc graduated from Newton North
High School in 1985. Young LeBlanc was a motorcycle enthusiast, and
considered pursuing a career in motorcycle racing. After high school
LeBlanc began modeling, appearing in “Damron,” a gay travel guide for
men. In 1987 Matt LeBlanc earned a role in a commercial for Heinz Ketchup. Until the end of the decade Matt LeBlanc was known as  “King of Commercials,” starring in ads for Levis Jeans, Doritos, and Coca-Cola.

Matt LeBlanc earned fame in 1994 when
the then struggling actor earned the role of Joey Tribbiani in the hit
series “Friends.” LeBlanc’s stardom continued until 2004, when
“Friends” went off the air. The same year Matt LeBlanc starred in the “Friends” spin-off, “Joey,” but the show proved unpopular among the loyal “Friends” audience.

In 2003 Matt LeBlanc married longtime
girlfriend, Missy McKnight. The couple had one child, Mariana LeBlanc,
who was sadly diagnosed with a rare brain disorder that affects her
motor skills. Soon after the birth of their daughter, Matt
LeBlanc issued a public apology to his wife for having inappropriate
contact with an exotic dancer. In 2006 the couple filed for divorce,
citing irreconcilable differences.

Though Matt LeBlanc is the only cast
member of “Friends” who was never invited to host Saturday Night Live,
he is still pursuing a television and screen actor. LeBlanc’s hobbies
include carpentry, parachute jumping, and landscape photography. He
lives with his three dogs, Lady, Shadow, and Jay.

This one sucks. Not only is the “Million little pieces” refrence dated as hell, but the panels are all cramped and shitty. What can I say? This comic has just sat in the

folder with the other completed comics before I even posted the first one. Actually I think this was the first one I colored. I just kept it around as a “safety”

The first one was much funnier, and can be found in the first issue of my comic Paper Pusher (which you can buy in the store).

Next weeks comic is going to be off the chain fer reals! It’s even got a celebrity guest star!

Thanks fer reading this crap!

-B

I’m about 3 weeks behind on these, so tomorrow I’ll post another comic.

Thanks for reading!

-Bread

This looks too tiny.

-B