Rudolph Color Pages

Here are some never before seen full color pages from part three of my comic Rudolph The Hideous Abomination.  If you've seen it before, you know that the first two parts are in full color but part three and four are only black and white line art. I decided not to do the color for those last parts just because it was going to take way too long to get done.  Coloring is by far the most time consuming step and my schedule, at the time, wouldn't allow for me to get any of it done in a timely fashion.  

 At one point I decided that before I was going to start drawing chapter four I was going to go back and color chapter three. It was just bothering me too much to have only half the comic in color. Then I started getting lots of freelance work, which is always my priority, and I was only able to get these five pages colored before I decided that my time was better spent finishing the last chapter and getting it online.

Quick Comics: Really Tangled

Why did I, a GROWN MAN, go see Tangled? I don't know. Here's a comic based on that fine film/fairy tale.

Much like the secret comics I drew previously I drew this one really quickly. I'm thinking about doing quick comics like this more often, basing them on movies I've seen. It' s a rather enjoyable experience and it keeps my drawing hand limber. What do you think, would you like that?

Rudolph Comic Chapter Two

I did it! I'm done! Well, with part two anyway. That's part two of Rudolph The Hideous Abomination, a comic idea that came to me around Christmas time and started out real simple but then turned into a 50 page online graphic novel. The completion of chapter 2 makes it 19 pages so far. You can read it from the begining right here: http://inner-nut.com/comics/rudolph/rudolph_title.htm

Godzilla's Balls

This is a comic that I drew quite a while ago. At the time I had this idea that I would do a series of comics that I drew in my sketchbook while at work and then I'd post them online calling it Tales From The Milk Box. The problem was that every time I drew a comic at work I'd end up not liking the way it looked so I'd want to redraw it. This was the case with my comic Justice League Fan Fiction . Eventually I just scrapped the whole drawing comics in my sketchbook thing mostly because I never had enough time at work to do it anyway.

I still had a lot of random comic ideas floating around in my head, so I decided to draw them all at home like a normal person. But unfortunately none of this really ever panned out because I was always too busy working on bigger and better things. So, here I was stuck sitting on this great Godzilla comic. At one point I decided I should redraw it because I didn't like the artwork anymore and I drew it when I was still getting used to inking things with pen and paper. The problem is who the heck knows if I will ever get around to doing that. I can't just keep this locked away in the Morin vault any more. So here it is world, a comic about Godzilla's balls!

Family Guy is Afraid of the Retardeds

Last night's family guy saw Chris Griffin dating a girl with Down syndrome. Sound like a recipe for hilarity? Wrong! It seemed as if they were too afraid of offending somebody so the episode was pretty boring over all.

Anyway, this reminded me of a comic I drew documenting a real life interaction I had with a co-worker of mine. This really shouldn't be offensive to anyone after all it really happened to me, only slightly exaggerated for comedic effect.

http://inner-nut.com/D-ville/2009/May/93special.htm