Since May of 2007, I’ve been putting out this monthly magazine-of-sorts filled with my comics and random illustrations.

Here’s a quick rundown of the comics I have going on:

Tarnation and Kenny Chronicles are set out in the ocean, usually about 114 years into the future. It stars Kenny Kagoon, a black-furred fox who can occasionally get into trouble. He was born 100 years into the future, so that’ll give you an idea of his age in any given comic.
Tarnation was renamed to Kenny Chronicles when I went weekly with the comic. I repost the g-rated comics here(and edited ones when possible), but you can read all of the comics at KennyChronicles.com, some of which are not recommended for children.
(During July 2008, I was posting Monday-Friday updates, but I reposted very few of them because the art quality wasn’t quite as good)

iSquish is my technology and current events comic. It features iSquish, a tech-savvy cat who likes to talk to the camera. I started doing these ones in Adobe Illustrator because I need the experience, but I may switch to traditional media at any time because I like pen and ink.

Jebediah Jacksonis not set in Pennsylvania. I’m pretty sure he lives in Missouri. Jebediah is a caricature I made of myself when I had a big beard. One day, I dressed up like Micheal Jackson and Jebediah Jackson was born.

Baby Werewolves: Free To A Good Home originated as a series of short stories, one of which I recorded a dramatization of. It all started when I was watching Robot Chicken, and they had a vampire on screen for half a second with a box that said, “Baby Vampires, free to a good home”, with bats fluttering around inside. I made it a creative challenge to make that joke even bigger, because I like creative challenges.