Well, issue 2 is drawing to a close. Only 1 more page.
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Today wraps up Issue 2 , “And the Award Goes From,” and we can’t thank you enough for reading. We’ve had a boom of new readers, Tuesday we had our highest view count, but then Wednesday’s view count doubled that![…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Chuck Wagon in the Alley – Cover
Alright, who is ready for issue 3? We are! Cover art by Chris Garrison His comics are at Indy Planet Follow him on Instagram @chrisgarrisonart Facebook fb.com/chrisgarrison1
Page 1 is here! page 1 is here! Thank you for reading. Pop quiz: What cartoon or documentary did Tweed get this idea from? How did it air in the U.S.? Do it for the BONUS Points!
Chuck Wagon in the Alley – Page 2
Symbols have always interested me, and that interest goes deeper than just in terms of elements of design. The currency symbol for the United States started out as a U and S stacked one over the other for self-explaining reasons,[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Chuck Wagon in the Alley – Page 3
Alright, why “Chuck Wagon in the Alley”? That sounds stupid and it’s difficult to say. Well there is what I think is a good reason for this. Back in the 70’s my father was a Private Investigator, and he has[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Chuck Wagon in the Alley – Page 4
There’s a “Elkbar” Easter Egg! Did you catch it? What panel?
Chuck Wagon in the Alley – Page 5
Robot Warriors, come out and 01110000 01101100 01100001 01111001 00101110.
Chuck Wagon in the Alley – Page 6
One downside of any storytelling is that you probably shouldn’t go into every detail about everything for a myriad of reasons. An actual BurstBall Game is one of those details that won’t quite fully make it into this story. Maybe[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Chuck Wagon in the Alley – Page 7
Ah, the joys of waiting in line. I’ve heard that some people say “on line”. Do you say that? It’s so weird to me. -t.m.