For some reason I’ve never owned a copy of this but now thanks to my buddy Zorab, I finally have one (complete with a sequel tease that, to this day, has never paid off)!
Dave Howlett
@davehowlett.bsky.social
Comics mostly. https://www.etsy.com/ca/shop/parallelworldsprog
Off to see the webhead, here are some of my drawings of Spidey and his rogues’ gallery.
Getting in some quick TOTES RANDO assembly before work this morning. It sure does feel good to put together some minicomics again. On sale next week at @dartmouthcomix.bsky.social !
Burping ladies, singing hobos, mafia monsters, MuchMusic, and more—TOTES RANDO Issue One goes on sale Sunday, August 9 at this year’s @dartmouthcomix.bsky.social!
You read them for free online…will you pay to buy them in a physical comic? Find out on Sunday, August 9 when I debut my new minicomic TOTES RANDO at @dartmouthcomix.bsky.social. It’s a 24-page, full colour collection of a bunch of short strips that are seeing print for the first time.
More 5x7 sketches. I plan to have a bunch of these for sale on my table at @dartmouthcomix.bsky.social on August 9.
I traded a commission of Crystar the Crystal Warrior for a copy of Marvel’s adaptation of XANADU. Doesn’t get much more on brand for me than that. Thanks @big5army.bsky.social!
Steve Ditko’s Odd Man is such a weirdly unclaimed piece of DCU real estate, but I can see why—that costume’s a real pain to draw. I did a short story about him as a backup for my ALL STAR COMPOSITE SUPERMAN bootleg comic anyway (get at me or @strangeadventures.bsky.social if you need a copy).
Some 5x7 sketches as I try to get back in shape to do commissions at @dartmouthcomix next month.
the list of exhibitors for DCAF Shops! (the market day on Sunday August 9th) is up on the website dcaf.strangeadventures.com/2026/07/26/e...
Exhibitors at DCAF Shops!
here’s the list of cartoonists, exhibitors, and vendors for DCAF 2026 on Sunday, Aug 9th at Alderney Landing (so far – there may be changes as the day approaches) Will do our best to up…
dcaf.strangeadventures.com
There looks to be a lot of JRJR influence on that Hayden Sherman cover. And I am here for it.
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I went on a Micronauts kick a few years back and started wondering what a mid-eighties live-action movie adaptation might have looked like. This is my ideal version right here, although looking back on it I now realize I left out a crucial detail: creature effects by Rob Bottin.
Tfw mothra gave you power of attorney
If you owe money to somebody—specifically, somebody who doesn’t have much money to spend on quality muscle—you just might wind up making the acquaintance of one Trip Hazard, world’s clumsiest badass. And he just might wind up in a body cast (again).
Just assembled my new comic displays from Sinister Rabbit Studio, and I couldn’t be happier with them. Lightweight, easy to assemble, and very reasonably priced. I’ll be debuting them next month at @dartmouthcomix.bsky.social, hopefully with a new comic for the show as well.
Dunno why he never once used his iconic optic blasts, 🤷♂️
This year’s Dartmouth Comic Arts Festival is right around the corner, and it’s not a party until @wordburglar.bsky.social gets things started! Art by me, colours & layout by Brian Sauer.
The Sam Neill movie I’d like to revisit most this evening—the movie I first saw him in—is only streaming in Canada in French. Sacre bleu!
The polar opposite reactions here to the deaths of Sam Neill and Lindsey Graham are such a reminder that we all have a choice whether to live our lives in a way that brings joy or misery to those around us. I think if you’re remembered fondly as Sam Neill is today, you’ve pretty much won at life.
We finished the bizarre and fascinating docuseries BRING ME THE BEAUTIES last night, a wild story about a weirdo socialite/alien from Arcturus and his cult of supermodel followers in 1980s NYC. It also ties in to my beloved EXORCIST III!
I met Chris Claremont at a store appearance in 1991 and he showed off several unlettered photostat pages from this story, which ultimately went published. As you can imagine, it looked pretty cool.
A friend loaned me this last night. Had no idea George Kennedy had written not only this but at least one more fictional novel about himself as a sleuth solving murders! His own CONFESSIONS OF A DANGEROUS MIND:
40 years ago this summer, the New Universe was unleashed to, let’s say, mixed reception. It’s definitely a bit of a trash fire, but I’ll always have a soft spot for it (one that’s admittedly largely based around the hype leading up to it, kinda like the SW prequels).