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Today's guest strip by
White Ninja's Scott Bevan and Kent Earle
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Go horsey!
The penultimate
O-GAWD is brought to you by Scott Bevan and Kent Earle, the two madmen behind
White Ninja. I suppose the inspired insanity of
WN is the kind of thing one either loves or hates, but I'm firmly in the first camp and I sincerely hope you all are too! Also, in a strange-but-true twist, I once had a birthmark in that very same location! But I never mentioned that to Scott and Kent before, so perhaps they are
telepathic.
There is still one more day of
O-GAWD to go... a day that will harbour some comicing artistry unlike anything you've ever seen on this site. I hope you all enjoy it!
Now, I must go return to working on this years Christmas special, instead of wasting my precious work time jumping back and forth between
Half-Life 2 and
Metroid Prime 2. Who's idea was it to relase both of those games in the same week, anyhow?
Sam Logan
Under the wire
Today's update arrives a couple of hours later than usual, but rest assured, those extra hours were time well spent... Brian was just putting the finishing touches on today's guest strip tour-de-force. If you've read
Instant Classic before -- and if you haven't you
should -- you are already familiar with Brian Carroll's creative mastermindery. You are also probably familiar with Litchfield. Who knew he and Rikk would play off each other so well?
I sure have gotten a lot of questions about
yesterday's strip! Some people have been asking if I drew it, which I can honestly say I did not. Meanwhile, other readers are asking why Rikk's most recent work strongly resembles the brilliant art of
Wigu's Jeff Rowland. Now
that is a good question!
Sam Logan
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Today's guest strip by
Skull Panda's Rikk Estoban
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Brain worms
Surprise! Today's guest strip was brought to you by the always controversial Rikk Estoban. If nothing else, he is certainly a versatile artist. His
previous work wasn't entirely disimilar to my own. However, I think this strip's art reminds me more of another webcartoonist's work. I just can't quite place my finger on which one.
I can't link you to Rikk's website because he hasn't finished building it yet. He says that it's because you "can't rush
real art," but between you and me, I think he's just a bit of a slacker. Don't worry, when Rikk finally launches his online home, I will definitely hook you up.
As I mentioned yesterday, a
new DVD edition of the Iron Giant was released today! I haven't got my copy yet, but I will soon. I'm really hoping that lots of people will pick up this vastly underappreciated gem of animation now that director Brad Bird has made his name with a newer, more popular flick. Which new flick? I don't know, something about a family of computer-animated superheros, maybe you've heard of it?
Sam Logan
