SAM & FUZZY, by Sam Logan (updates M/W/F)


Friday Night, Pt. 14

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Jul 21, 2004

My words and smile are so easy now



A word to the few of you who have been waiting a bit too long for your size XL Ninja Mafia t-shirts: Unfortunately, I ran out of that size, and due to various scheduling problems, it's taking a little longer than usual to get more printed. They should be mailing next week. Apologies for the delay.



On the good news front, I have just landed myself a stellar job as graphic designer for a locally-published children's science magazine called Yes Mag. I'll be doing graphics and layout, which is exactly the kind of work I've been looking for! It's not a full-time position, but it will leave me with enough hours to keep working on the site, selling shirts and drawing art commissions. Combined, my new job and the website should provide me with a reasonably stable, liveable income while letting me do exactly what I've always wanted to do for a living. As you can imagine, I'm thrilled about this!



I have some webcomic suggestions for you all this week! Gregory Kogan's EEight is a pretty clever one-panel gag strip. This one is probably my favourite, but there's lots of good stuff to check out on what is still a relatively new site. Meanwhile, on the opposite end of the quantity spectrum, we have Neil G's Robot Stories, a retail-humour gem humour with a strip archive the size of a phonebook. It's required reading, friends.



Sam Logan


Jul 19, 2004

Search for the idol!



If you head over to Questionable Content today, you'll see that I have done another one of my now-infamous gigantic guest strips. If you aren't already reading QC, check it out! If you like Sam and Fuzzy, you will almost certainly like Jeph's comic -- we have very similar senses of humour.



I'm Communism t-shirts, babydoll ts and hoodies are on sale now! As usual, they will be available for two weeks. But unlike the last two times this shirt has been available, I am also offering a specially priced two-pack that includes the original Sam and Fuzzy t-shirt. So, if you were wanting to grab both of the "older" shirts, now is a good chance!



Sam Logan


Jul 16, 2004

I already know the ending, it's the part that makes your face implode



They Might Be Giants and Homestar Runner: together at last. It's like some kind of geeky dream project, and both sets of artists are at their best. I love the song, I love the video -- the whole thing just makes me feel warm and fuzzy inside.



I'm Communism t-shirts and hoodies return on Monday. Monday will also see a guest strip by myself for my arch-nemesis/running-mate Jeph at Questionable Content. It's going to be a good week, I'd wager!



Sam Logan