PANEL 1: In a dramatic, red-toned scene, OSO, a fawn pug, stands on top of a table, cringing, ears back. A plate with crumbs is in front of him. TEXT: i a crime guy. PANEL 2: A lower angle at OSO cringing, looking at the plate. TEXT: i make a crime. i hop up onna table and eat tha ham sammich PANEL 3: OSO on the table in the foreground, GRAMP stands in the doorway, looking angry, hands on his hips. TEXT: but the judge see me do it. and sentence me to jail! PANEL 4: GRAMP, eyebrows furrowed, carries OSO under one arm, looking angry. TEXT: …sky jail. ——— Want 5,000 more comics like this? Join us at Patreon.com/sheldoncomics for the *FULL* Sheldon archives, art giveaways, fun community, and more! Sheldon Comics copyright Dave Kellett. Colors by Beth Reidmiller

COMIC: Crime Guy

World record set for largest gathering of people in dinosaur costumes The University of Calgary celebrated its 60th anniversary on Saturday, April 11, by breaking the Guinness World Record for the largest gathering of people dressed in dinosaur costumes, according to a ...

Just learned that last week a new record was set for the largest gathering of people dressed as dinosaurs at the University of Calgary!
What fun!
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Hey Juneau! Hey Alaska! I’ll be back this May for the @alaskarobotics.com Mini-Con at the State Museum!
Mini-con is an excellent opportunity to meet local and out-of-town artists from all over the globe with workshops, panels, and graphic novels galore!
Hope to see you there!

This is the manga award that I have been wanting to apply to for 20 years! I am finally doing it by submitting Dinosaur Necromancer .

The International Manga Award (国際漫画賞)has opened applications today! This will be the 20th year of the prize, organized by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan. The entries are open to non-Japanese manga creators from 15 April to 30 June 2026.

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Block the EA Deal EA’s $55 billion buyout will give foreign investors and Private Equity massive control over gaming and turn the worst anti-consumer practices, like loot boxes and aggressive microtransactions, into ov...

As a Sims player for over twenty years and a Plants Vs. Zombies enthusiast, I DO NOT support the EA buyout by private investment firms and the PIF.

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DinoNecro Bonus 1 | REDCAT Comics Get more from REDCAT Comics on Patreon

Want a dash of dark humor? A new extra comicstrip is up on my Patreon for Ghost-tier members.

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Credits: Art by Jackarais | Design by Nero Villagallos O'Reilly A super cool and radical poster for “Nib and Ink Fest - May 1st to 31st 2026” under the title is the Cartoonist Coop’s mascots Nibford (a dip pen) and Inkling (an ink pot) racing along the page on skateboards with comic books and pages flying all around them. Text below reads “A free month-long online-first comics festival featuring: Marketplace / Workshops / Panels / Round tables / Portfolio Reviews … and more! Join us at nif.cartoonist.coop” with the coop logo and a QR-code at the bottom.

The Cartoonist Coop's Nib and Ink Fest is BACK!

Join us from May 1st to 31st for a whole gamut of events and comics to read!

Check out nif.cartoonist.coop for all the deets!

Some scammer on KS pretending to be a moderator.

lol that was fast.

Remember, gang: Kickstarter will NEVER do this. They will never DM you asking you to verify info from a random account.

Report this nonsense and never click any links they send you.

OMG, I had the same reaction as well! WTF is it?! Is it an attempt at a biblically accurate angel? Are the lizard people finally shedding their skins, and this image revealed it? So many questions!

This image is so messed up in deep and terrifying ways.

TITLE: Anatomy of Monsters: Anatomy of Cerberus DESCRIPTION: a dark grey pitbull-like dog with 3 heads stands on a rock ground, red light glowing from below. One head’s ears fly back as he barks, the middle head looks alert with his tongue hanging out the side of his mouth, the third head looks friendly, tongue hanging out, slobber dripping down. The dog’s tail is scaly and slightly green. Their three collars are blue, red, and green. JOKES: - When you’ve got main character energy, but… so do the two dudes next to you. - The middle head is the only one who actually knows how to guard the gates of Hell; the other are just here for the snacks. - Need to distract Cerberus? Just hold a leash and whiser “outttttside” - Picture it: Three tongues battlign for the last remnant of peanut butter at the bottom of the jar. - Six ears means they can hear food wrappers from down the block. - The three-part harmonies are GORGEOUS. - They use the old shtick of “Good cop, Bad cop, Bonus Good cop.” - Greeks went the extra mile: Three-headed dog wasn’t enough — SO HOW ABOUT A SERPENT’S TAIL?? - Imagine how long it takes these three to decide pizza toppings. —— Want 5,000 more comics like this? Join us at Patreon.com/sheldoncomics for the *FULL* Sheldon archives, art giveaways, fun community, and more! Sheldon Comics copyright Dave Kellett. Colors by Beth Reidmiller

TODAY'S COMIC: Anatomy of Cerberus

Red and black doodle of a Necromancer and an elf standing next to each other.

Necromancer talking to a resurrected T-Rex.

Dinosaur Necromancer doodles.

Diary comic. Purple ink in sketchbook. PANEL 1 A kid holds up a drawing of a round fish-looking shark with a little police hat. Kid: I made this character. It’s a shark that’s a cop. PANEL 2 The kid talks to Gale, who’s sitting at a signing table. Kid:I’ve drawn a bunch of stories about it. Shark Cop. It fights with its teeth and electricity. Gale: oh!! PANEL 3 Gale leans in. Gale: you must love drawing. Kid: yeah!! PANEL 4 The kid looks down at his Apple Watch. Kid: oh also I told my dad about Shark Cop and he got AI to make a picture. PANEL 5 Close on the watch, which is showing an image of a very rendered muscly anthropomorphic shark (as attempted by me). Kid: here it is! PA 6 Gale looks at the watch. PANEL 7 Gale looks at the kid, who brightens. Gale: you know, I like yours way better.

parents, I beg: love your kids’ ideas as they are

It’s amazing that we get to see some GOOD history being made! Yay science!

THEY MADE IT! Artemis 2 has successfully splashed down.

Only a few more days ‘till the full version!

Think I’ll be preordering it too, it has been so fun! Didn’t realized I had missed the zany shenanigans of Miis so much.

Tomodachi Life welcome screen.

Who else is playing the Tomodachi Life demo on Switch?

Cute doodle for the day.

It’s been a hard day to focus, that’s for sure.

Lucky you already has the books, but it sucks about the funding. It’s such a good program and feels like a no-brainer to fund.

My kiddo received Imagination Library books as well, and he still has them (albeit, he graduated out of the program recently). Super mad that both Indiana and the state of Washington no longer have the programs due to underfunding/ budget shortfalls.

Live: NASA's Artemis 2 Moon mission makes its closest approach to the lunar surface YouTube video by Spaceflight Now

A break from dinosaurs to share the live stream of Artemis II as they make the closest approach to the moon at 7:02 PM EST (4:02 PM PST). www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mjdf...

Tonight is the first of two Eastside Drink n’ Draw at Formula Brewing! Join us from6-9 PM to meet creatives from all over the east side of Seattle.

Must admit, this is a monster I didn't know about!

Photo of the Olympic Mountain Range in the background with a bright yellow car in the foreground.

Mount Rainier is seen peeking out from a park in Bellevue, Washington.

The mountains were out this weekend.

It changed my impression of the storytelling capabilities of sequential art at a young age, and for that, I am very grateful.

良子さん、恵子さん、少女漫画を紹介してくれてありがとう。

In the article, I talk about how I owe my love of comics to two people, my friend Yoshiko and Keiko, both of whom shared shojo manga with me at a time dominated by bulky DC and Marvel superheroes.

I don’t usually have opportunities to talk about my former experiences as an English-Japanese translator and a teen goodwill ambassadorship in Japan, and how it shapes my love of comics.

Open Studio Newsletter #43 Art is good for us.

Recently, I was interviewed by local art journalist Katie Clary about my cross-cultural interest and history with graphic novels and manga between the United States and Japan for the Open Studio Newsletter.

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