
I have no idea what this ship actually does but you have to admit it's awesome!
All images stolen from reality.


OMGWTFGUESTCOMIC!! Today's comic was written by Dante Shepherd, the gifted and talented criminal responsible for the atrocities over at www.survivingtheworld.net. Dante's intellect is simply too powerful to be permitted to intermingle with every-day society so we locked him in a room with a camera and a chalk-board. Now he spends all his time breaking his most genius thoughts down into easily digestible lessons that the rest of us can enjoy without the threat of being overwhelmed. Go there now, stop reading this.
Sorry for the lack of ransom note style text; I wrote this comic entirely with my left hand. Check out the picture below. That discoloration on my finger is dry blood. I'm fairly certain I should be getting stitches right now. Apparently the fates are getting me back for chopping my sisters finger off when she was 10. (oh, don't look so shocked)
Note: Special thanks to Dawn who had no idea that she was going to be staring in Skidmore Bluffs today.
I wanted to so something about The Scarecrow and Mrs. King, but I didn't think anyone would remember that show. I watched too much TV when I was a kid.
Dr. Sarah K. was kind enough to entertain the idea of writing a guest comic for me this weekend as I'm feeling a little under the weather. Unfortunately timing didn't work out. My thanks go out to her just the same.


Never fear, No FedEx boxes, Pathfinders, or guys named Marc were actually injured in the making of this comic. The FedEx box was leaning at that strange angle for some other reason and we nosed the truck up to it for effect.
Extra special thanks to Andrew's dad Bob. He came over to our house just to stand for this comic. Having met his lovely wife as well, I'm reasonably certain that he's not the sort of gentleman who would go hunting for tarts at the grocery store.
For those of you who didn't grow up in the south, cotillion is this weird social dancing class that unlucky children are forced to take, often to the determent of their social status among their peers. Time for bed. (I really don't want to go to work tomorrow.)
Note: I'm sorry for the crappy text guys. I only got 4 hours of sleep last night (happy birthday to me) and I'm way too tired to put the ransom note style on here. I'll fix it on Monday and re-post.
I guess I'm a little bitter about this whole thing.
The issue is certainly more complicated than this comic makes it seem, but I still think it's an important thing to consider.
Special thanks to Min for posing for this image without even asking if I was going to make a really obvious swingers joke. Min is also the inspiration for Derek Stubbs' comic The Min. It's a paper comic but you can see some of the pages here.
I had so many ideas for this one. There was an idea about twittering while flying, there was one about big-blue-watery-roads, there was one about rich people making stupid decisions. This photo just has so many possibilities!
Note: G. Xavier Robillard (pictured here) is not, actually God. I say this because the world does not need his ego to get any larger.
ATTENTION!!: Next weekend is Stumptown Comic Festival! I will be there with a table and some delicious Skidmore Bluffs buttons, pre-order teeshirts, prints, etc for sale! See you there!
Note: For some reason the comic has been a lot of people flying through the air lately. I promise to change it up a bit next week.
Alternate text: Test pilots for the Air Force's "Powered Observation and Pursuit Platform for Intelegence and Nutralizing Strife" or POPPINS project, are asked to wear civilian clothing in case of emergency landing in populated areas.
Some of you may be aware that I sold a house a few months back. After you read the comic, check out this e-mail that my mom just sent me this morning after the comic went up.
Note: My lovely and charming occasional editor Ali was slightly creaped out by the skeezieness of the noir-style narrator in this comic. If you share her sentiment, I promise to write a less skeezie comic next week.
