Why this took 2 days to complete confounds me.

Satchel in panel 3 and 4 was drawn freehand. Of late I've found it easier to copy characters poses and paste them with just the necessary alterations. Panels 3 and 4 are so naked without backgrounds I felt like I owed it to myself to try and draw Satchel...Which makes me think of the Judge in Caddyshack recounting how he sent boys younger than Danny Noonan to the electric chair; felt he owed it to them...ah, Caddyshack...

An entire slam poetry tale spurls forth from here. Hopefully better drawn than this.

No comic today due to technical issues (if cramping legs can adhere to the term "technical").

This one was supposed to have a last panel of Del or Mrs. Hondo transformed into a critter or a mythological beast, but it better serves as an opportunity to introduce (kind of) Rebecca Delaware's superhero persona - Boffo Girl. Of course when considering the numbing backlog of comics already written, there's not a single one of them that sees Boffo Girl re-appear. Need to pop some out I guess.

No comic today. A day long trip to civilization supersedes the regular routine.

This one I thumbnailed and then drew directly onto a sheet of ProArt Marker paper with a trusty blue pencil. Usually the thumbnail turns into a rough ink drawing on a sheet of paper. Then I put the marker paper over that and trace over it in blue pencil. That's followed by tracing over the blue pencil with regular pencil, some hot scanner action and then the morass known as drawing in Photoshop.

Skipping a step really didn't make any difference. It still took too long to draw and the end result is lacking in most regards. I do like the heart thought hovering above Roger's head though.

Panels 2 and 3 to be reworked; currently horrible

October version of 'Hey Chloe'

The first whack at the day's comic

The actual whack