Turkeynapped! Part 3
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March 10th, 2010

Turkeynapped! Part 3

Heaven or Hell?

Posted Wed, 3/10/2010 by Dave

I’m no betting man, but betting against the anthropomorphic incarnation of war itself is generally a bad idea. Ted is going to get shamed, that’s the only thing I know for sure about Friday’s comic.

Joe and I did have a great time cavorting around Cincinnati together, and it’s not nearly as much of a wasteland as his post Monday would lead you to believe. If it were, we’d call it Cleveland! Ha-cha! See you Friday for more hate towards the Mistake on the Lake.

ROUND ONE

Posted Wed, 3/10/2010 by Joe

Sorry again for delaying this comic, but I really wanted to give it the tender loving it deserved. Designing Roman centurion armor with a turkey motif was one of the most pleasurable design projects I’ve ever done.

As a “thanks for waiting,” here’re some extras for you.

Full-Res, textless version of today’s comic
Original “Turkey Armor” concept sketch.

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Site Updates

January 23rd, 2010

Improving to better serve you

Posted Sat, 01/23/2010 by Joe

Doc and I have been hard at work adding yet more content to the site, especially for YOU, dear readers!

In light of her recent prominence, Maile, the Mail Order Bride has been added to our Cast page. Dave has also been updating the Archive with more witty and / or insightful comments, up to the conclusion of the Barry Saga. Check them out!div>

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Nudity Quarantine Device Tshirts (?)

January 20th, 2010

Hide your hide in style!

Posted Wed, 01/20/2010 by Joe

As a few of you have expressed interest in such a thing, Dave and I will be putting out some more feelers to see if we’ll be able to print a shirt based on this most necessary of zones.

Here’s our preliminary design!

If this looks like something you would like to use to conceal your unmentionables, leave a comment on this thread, or email me at jdm8h@virginia.edu. If we have enough interest, we’ll put the final version of the shirt up for pre-order on the store. Remember, it only takes 12 shirts for us to print, so tell your friends if you’re interested!

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