California Dreaming 
My Strip
The strip was created around the time of the Great Recession, which coincided with demise and death of newspapers. Times were hard for struggling cartoonists, and many a comic strip went under as well. Mr. Boomer (of The Boomers) spends his life's savings buying one of these bankrupt comic strips, trying to turn it into a huge success. My Strip is of course indebted to Mort Walker and Jerry Dumas' Sam's Strip, which likewise went under in 1963 after a just short run in the newspapers. The general audience wasn't ready for a metacomic in 1963, and things probably haven't changed much half a century later. Except for the fact that nobody reads papers anymore.
Books
We all love books. Here's a little library of books, consisting mostly of my own work. And also some free stuff.
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If there's a common denominator in my work, it's probably that none of it should be taken too seriously – art is far too important for that.
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A collection of comic strips created over the years, with focus on my solo efforts. Many of these strips are previously unpublished.
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