Author: John Kovalic

Over at the Dork Tower LiveJournal feed, someone posted a comment about “shameless recycling” of today’s strip. (Not in a mean way, I hasten to add). I’m, afraid, until I can actually sit up and draw again on a regular basis, though, there’ll be a week or two of repeats. Somethings very wrong with my […]

Been in a tremendous amount of localized pain this week. Re-aggrivated my lower back, which spread down my left leg. Finally got in to see both an acupunturist and my doc yeterday. So I’m semi-mobile again. Still, it hurts to even walk. But I’m sick of laying on the couch. I can sit upright for […]

And honestly, I might be stupid to think love is love but I do and you’ve waited so long and I’ve waited long enough for you. – “Mr. Harris,” Aimee Mann **** Doing some insane deadline work for a Big Corporation (TM). LOTS of fun stories to tell about Corporate Think (TM). …at some point. […]

Sorry about the lack of cartoons these last weeks. That’ll change very soon. Honest. Life’s been busy this year. One day, it’ll mean I have some great stories to tell. Here’s one I can tell now. PRESS RELEASE – February 13, 2005 For Immediate Release Rio Grande Joins the Out of the Box Family of […]

There is a HUGE announcement from Out of the Box that I’ll post Sunday, when it’s announcd at the New York Toy and Game Faire. I’m serious. In the hobby gaming world, this announcement will be very, very big. I won’t be going to New York year – too much work to do, here. Especially […]

Tons of stuff to post (Warpcon, London, Super Munchkin II, Superbowl, Danish Cartoons, American Cartoons, Cineplexity, New York Toy Show, Out of the Box, Life), but far too much work to do at the moment to post anything intelligible. Still, I need to post something, lest I be overwhelmed by Bendy Bus e-mails. Over the […]

Hmmm. Noticed that the cartoons I had to run this week didn’t actually run. Gak! Will look into that as soon as I’m home. **** Amazing news. Just found out that Apples to Apples was the number one selling TOY at Target, the week before Christmas. That’s “TOY,” all categories. Not “game.” In other words, […]