Halloween'd
Well, the Great Twitter Halloween Costume Draw-Off turned out to be a lot of fun! I got so many costume suggestions... it pains me to have left the vast, vast majority of them un-drawn. But alas, I am only one man! Here's the few I was able to crank out:

Devahi as Raven (with Buddy as a sort-of Beast Boy)


Sam as a milkmaid (for some reason)


Ox as... an Ox


Fuzzy as Slenderman (Slenderbear?)


Fuzzy as Nightmare


Sam and Nicole as Kif and Amy


And last but not least, Fuzzy as Scorpius

It seems like a shame to just leave this poor guys lingering in my massive fileboxes of drawings, so I think I might actually experiment with selling them off to good homes. I'll let you all know soon... after I give the original idea requesters a chance to exercise first dibs, of course!

Without question, the craziest part of the costume draw-off was when my pals JJ and Angela joined in. You have to see their takes on Sam and Fuzzy as (mostly) various video game characters:

Pokemon!
More Pokemon!
MORE Pokemon! Plus Chewbacca, and Shaun of the Dead!
Zelda Madness!
Phoenix Wright! Beaker and Honeydew! Knuckles!
Final Fantasy stuff!
Street Fighter!
More Street Fighter!

All in all, it was a blast. We'll have to do this kind of thing more often!

Anyhow, come back on Friday for more comics, plus our traditional Friday Q and A. See you then!

-Sam Logan

Boo!

Happy Halloween, team! I know, It's not a holiday I usually memorialize with a comic... but I always want to. And this year I remembered!

It was fun trying to figure out what kind of costumes the Sam and Fuzzy cast would really, actually wear. (Sam was actually the hardest!) What characters and critters would you have dressed them as? Let me know on the twitters. I think I might even sketch a couple of the best suggestions... seems like a good way to practice learning to use this flippin' tablet.

Anyhow, we return to our regularly scheduled programming on Wednesday. 'Til then... don't eat too much junk food!

-Sam Logan

Sam and Fuzzy Q & A: Weasel Edition
Got a question you want answered? Just drop me an email with "Q & A" in the subject line!

"Upon my latest archive diving, I found something curious. A lot of times we've heard referrences to some greased ferrets Mr. Sin, in his many incarnations, seems to be obssessed about (comics 1319 and 1371 are examples). Did he get the inspiration for such ferret shenanigans from Sid's song about him?" -Bernardo

Actually, Bernardo, I think you've uncovered something far more sinister -- evidence that my subconscious is trying to reveal my shameful, shameful secret ferret fetish.

I can't help it. They're just such sexy little bastards!

"How did Fuzzy get on the ferris wheel if he's not as tall as the 'you must be this tall...' sign?" -Alex

That strip was actually my subtle editorial about the tragic and crippling wave of apathy currently sweeping North American theme park employees. Something has to change, Alex.

"I was just poking through the store again (early Giftfest shopping and all) and took a closer look at the "Ask Me About the Conspiracy!' shirt. I noticed that at least one of those post-its has turned out to be true since the shirt went into sale. Perhaps this is too spoilerific of territory, but are there other easter eggs hidden in the very fabric of our clothing?" -Jessica

Haha, maybe! It was a few years ago now, but at the time, I was definitely trying to load it up with a few authentic Malcolmisms. Malcolm's most accurate theories were primarily derived from the Sin tower security feeds his head was hijacking, so as a general rule, they tend to be about things Mr. Sin is involved in. Some of those things have just wound up taking a lot longer for me to get to than I thought they would!

Of course, a lot of the other items on the shirt were strictly for the gags -- primarily the more pop-culture-y ones, but some of the others as well. So don't get mad if the squad of sentient plants never show up!

"What happen to Fuzzy's syndicate? (From this strip.)" -Adam

Even now, people still talk about the dramatic rise and sudden fall of Don Bearro -- the greatest cautionary tale in the history of organized crime. It is the stuff of legend!

That's a wrap for this week, team. But come back on Monday, where we take a brief intermission from our current story to present some extremely scary Halloween comics!

-Sam Logan