 Megacosmic Monday - Retro returns of old comics.
Today's comic is the fifth in a mini-series, inspired by one of my favorite TV shows Restaurant Impossible. The first one posted a few Mondays ago. Check out my the retro category to see the first. In this comic we continue to answer the question: What would happen to the Mars Grill crew if they were visited by the fictional R.I.-like TV show, Restaurant Rescue? Week after week Robert Irvine hits that success moment where things finally get going in the right direction. His fictional counterpart probably has no idea that Mama Leonids is helping out. I guess what happens with the back-of-the-house-crew stays in back-of-the-house. I wanted to do something other than the traditional twitter/insta/facebook buttons. Here they are!     Freebie Friday is finally here!
Take a free peek into my newest book, Soylent Mooon, now on sale on Amazon. Buy it on Amazon here Throwback Thursday - Retro returns of old comics. Today's comic is the fourth in a mini-series, inspired by one of my favorite TV shows Restaurant Impossible. The first one posted two Mondays ago. What would happen to the Mars Grill crew if they were visited by the fictional R.I.-like TV show, Restaurant Rescue? As Chef Robert Irvine has encountered, sometimes the food IS the problem, hopefully never this bad though....  Weird Wednesday - What kind of weird stuff is this? Mars Grill is sitting on a cursed burial ground of bizarre sketches and art projects gone awry. Every Wednesday one comes back up to haunt the living. Pairs well with a green tea and some OM.
Today's Weird Wednesday art comes from a dark place. Oh, who am I kidding?...Like there are any light places....They're ALL dark places AHAHAHAhahahahehehehihihmmm. This one's a quote from Alan Watts. Nothing is more creative than death; it is the whole secret of life. It means that the past must be abandoned, that the unknown can not be avoided, that "I" cannot continue, and that nothing can be ultimately fixed. When a man knows this, he lives for the first time in his life. By holding his breath, he loses it. By letting go he finds it. In other words, stop holding your breath, dude. Takeout Tuesday! (aka hey-I-posted-this-week's-cartoon-yesterday-so-here's-a-bonus-Tuesday-cartoon-today!) Here's the continuation of yesterday's Food Network fan-fiction where we learn where and how Lashky draws his writing inspiration. Don't try this at home.  Beware THE JUMPING JELLYGORGON
Shiz and Lashky were playing some virtual D&D in the new campaign setting Volo's Travel Tome of Sideshows, Circuses and Carnivals, when this aberration got loose. Run, fellas, before she casts Feeblemind! Oh wait, they're already feebleminded nimrods. Cast away, Jellygorgon! Straight from the drafting tables of our artist collective, Art Bros 2: Electric Boogaloo, comes this mad mash-up. This one involves crossing elements of an ostrich, a jellyfish and a grasshopper in a circus setting. Bonus points for incorporating a nerdy theme. This game comes courtesy of Createures. Check out this link to buy the game on Amazon! All new comics one-shots and fresh short-runs every Tuesday! Never-before-seen! This is the first in a short-run series dedicated to all the kitchen heroes out there. What if our favorite Food Network stars somehow developed Avengers-level superpowers? How would they help us take down the 'ronavirus? I present the MYSTICAL KUNG FOOD SUPER-something, something, something. I tried to create something Stan Lee would be proud of. If you see this Cat Cora, Guy Fieri, Mario Batali, Bobby Flay, and Gordon Ramsay, I hope that you enjoyed what I prepared for you. Thank you to all our front-line kitchen crews, restaurant owners and managers and wait-staff-not-just-waiting-in-the-wings! Y'all the true MVP's! Megacosmic Monday - Retro returns of old comics. Today's comic is the third in a mini-series, inspired by one of my favorite TV shows Restaurant Impossible. The first one posted last Monday and continued last Thursday. What would happen to the Mars Grill crew if they were visited by the fictional R.I.-like TV show, Restaurant Rescue? I'm sure Chef Robert Irvine has encountered meals like this on R.I....Sometimes you just have to focus on the small victories....  Freebie Friday is finally here!
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