Definitely my favorite new show of the season.

Zulli’s back!
And stuck on it, too.

I’ve got nothing to say. This even gives me the creeps and I sleep on the third floor.

No promises how long the Bassetville comics will stay in color but for now, I like them better this way.

Yes, Bassetville is back…kindof.

Bassetville is back in concept and characters but the approach will be different this time. Instead of an ongoing comic strip format I will be doing one panel cartoons more along the lines of what I have been doing with Broken Muzzle (in format, not content). The themes of these panels will be Frances and Friends, Ville-ifications, and Bassets on the Brain.

Frances & Friends will focus on our friends from the original Bassetville comic strip.

Ville-ifications will be my interpretation of pop culture (shows, music, celebrity…) through my dogtoonist eye.

Bassets on the Brain will be everything else basset related that pops into my mind (see Thursday’s post).

Things may evolve once I have the new site put together but until then, look for Bassetville posts on Tuesday and Thursday. (Except for a double post tomorrow.)

OK, so here is the last installment of my first batch of fan art panels.

Hope you’ve liked them.

Today’s panel is of the Blank Label comic, Wapsi Square. Paul has an awesome art style and his treatment of female characters is fantastic. The weird wild wonderful world of Wapsi (whoa) is a joy to read. When I moved all my comics off my work computer (because it was taking me too long to read in the morning) this was one of 2 that stayed.

Maybe some day I tell you the other.

Maybe in batch 2.

Wally and Osborne is a great, colorful family friendly comic done by Tyler Martin. I was slow to check this one out myself but I’m glad I did. Due to a new child and recent bout of jury duty he hasn’t been updating much.

I look at that as an excellent excuse to cruise through his archives and catch up before he picks up production.