MNCBA SpringCon 2026 promotional collage of Steven Stwalley with photo, work samples, and event information.
⚡️ CREATOR ANNOUNCEMENT: Steven Stwalley
@squirmish.bsky.social
Steven Stwalley is a cartoonist and animator who is probably best known for making "Squirmish: The Card Game of Brawling Beasties,"...
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Yay! Comics aren't real until you print 'em.
I printed 3 copies of these two minicomics that I made with @squirmish.bsky.social
One for me, one for him, and one for I don't know who. Elijah maybe?
Mark Evanier has had a large amount of original comics art stolen from his home; there's a list at this link. If you're involved in buying or selling art, please circulate it.
www.newsfromme.com/2026/04/07/m...
If you see this, post a character from space:
there it is, all 7 continents
It was at 400 this morning
Squirmish: The Videogame, on sale at 75% off for the Steam Spring Sale!
Game features many character extras like the creepy poonut🥜vendor who sells concession slop to Squirmish spectators. (also plopcorn🍿and sodaslop🥤)
Game + DLC ➡️ videogame.squirmish.net
#indiegame #steamspringsale #indiedev #oc
2026 marks the 10th anniversary of Squirmish: The Card Game!
For this week's Steam Spring Sale, we're deeply discounting our digital version, Squirmish: The Videogame at 75% off.
Game + DLC ➡️ videogame.squirmish.net
☔🐰Happy Spring! 🌷🐦
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And with enough of them you can make a circle with them, creating an infinite flop. Unfortunately, this does bring about the end of the world. So, sorry about that.
When you lay two of them next to each other it extends the flop...
For the day after #minicomicsday , I decided my mini should be even more mini, and printed a bunch at 45% scale. The penny is both for scale, and is the cover price.
Here's my comic for #minicomicsday 2026. A punchline on every page!
Happy #minicomicsday ! We're ready to get drawing at Odd Mart @oddmartmn.bsky.social in Minneapolis! More info: www.minicomics.org #comics #minicomics
Seems very likely the entire book is the product of AI. Apparently there are a lot of books being slopped into reality these days. "Chaz Gower" certainly has a strange variety of interests going by it's author page: www.amazon.com/stores/autho...
Mini-Comics Day is next Saturday! More info here: www.minicomics.org?p=358 #minicomicsday #minicomics #cartooning #comics #zines
Happy to see @doctorow.pluralistic.net on Bluesky. He explains how he's here, but not bound by Bluesky's T&C:
pluralistic.net/2026/03/05/e...
And here is my most recent interview w/Cory on Techtonic:
techtonic.fm/episodes/202...
So many great Tales to Astonish covers...
Ax-man is always a good time just for the signage.
If you want a unique experience, you could order the vegetarian sandwich at the Snelling Cafe. The only sandwich I have ever had with a whole potato in it. After the first one I had, I was skeptical it was a regular thing, but same deal the second time. This is not a recommendation, but I liked it.
Yo.
Thank you, I needed that.
Sorry... while he certainly sounds like an impressive scam artist in the auto industry, he still is only a distant second in the competition.
I have my doubts about the Clampett Daffy as well.
The concerns of supposed "innovation" does not give big tech the license to steal our works, our images or our voices. We have to pay for access to copyrighted works, and so should big tech. And if creatives don't want big tech to have the access to their works they should emphatically not have it.
I've been a supporter of the works of the EFF for years, and this is the first time I really feel like you are on the wrong side of a battle. AI models trained on copyrighted works should have to compensate the creators of the works, and all copyrighted work should be opted out of AI by default.
I hate to tell you this, but it wasn't him you went to college with.
You can't go wrong in either direction. To my taste he hits his prime for pure wild entertainment sometime in the black and white 20s, but the later stuff with color gets even more experimental with design.
