A town where the people known as happy folk lived



Sam and Candice both really enjoy shark wrestling.


My guest strip for Theater Hopper is really, actually up this time! You can check it out by clicking the image below:

Forgive the sparse rantage of late. This week was the big push to get the latest YES Mag finished, so I'm a little worn out! But here, have a look at a little something I did for this issue. Say it in your best Doc Ock voice, now... The power of the SUN!.



Sam Logan

Your hat was just a hat



Who could forget the many subtle charms of infamous alternative cartoonist Rikk Estoban?



edit: Hmm! I thought my Theater Hopper guest strip was going up today, but apparently I am mistaken! The image below was originally intended to link you to the final comic. Since I already posted it, I won't take it down. But for now I'm afraid it does nothing more than TAUNT you!

Sam Logan

Do Lawyers have lawyers, do landlords have landlords



The LEGO Star Wars game is awesome. Adapting an outside liscence is, more often than not, the kiss of death to a video game's quality. But in this case, two wrongs definitely make a right. Like a symphony of lightsabres and LEGO Bricks, it makes fabulous use of both worlds. One level manages to completely recreate the look of that space battle you probably saw in Revenge of the Sith trailer... only with giant Lego spaceships! It's a blast to play as well, particularly if you have a second player. I haven't played a 2-player co-op game this fun in ages.



My only complaint is that it is very, very easy. I know it's probably targeted at children, but with so many challenges and unlockables packed in, it's a shame they didn't also include a higher difficulty setting. Still, the only reason not to play this game is if you are on a complete Episode 3 media blockout. The final third of LEGO Star Wars does basically outline the major plot points of the entire film. SPOILERS!



Sam Logan