I love Disney movies so of course if I look at a running basset I think of one of two things: Either Toby from the Great Mouse Detective or any scene of Dumbo flying. This panel is one of the first four I drew when I was trying to figure out if I wanted to wander back into Bassetville or not. It works well enough, not necessarily funny but cute. I like cute. I think I do it well.

I’m not really sure what influenced this panel. Maybe it was purely from the new home my wife convinced me to buy the real Zulli. He had been living in an outfitted under-the-bed storage container. Now he has his own big ol’ terrarium. He is much happier now but Frances can no longer stick her nose in.

Maybe that is why he is happier.

Here you go. As Colleen requested a few weeks back, here are my versions of Harry Tang and Morgan from the show Chuck. I had this sketched out about 15 minutes after I saw the request. I’m pretty happy with how it turned out.

Well, what else would you call the day after Thanksgiving?

Happy day before Thanksgiving. Turkey vs. hound… no contest.

Since the Broken Muzzle comic has moved over to its own site I’m going to be a little more freeform with the Bassetville 2.0 comics. Some weeks I’ll be uploading more than others. I’ll try to make sure I don’t upload less than 2 per week.

In the coming weeks before the end of the year I a going to have some questions concerning the future (and to an extent the past) of Frances and her friends. If you know of anyone that used to read Bassetville and isn’t visiting the site, please tell them to swing by. As you can tell by the fact that I’m even drawing these characters again, I listen when readers answer my questions.

Thankfully, this comic isn’t from real life.