Tell me where your skeleton's hiding, tell me all and I'll tell you



Before you ask: "cheque" is a legitimate way of spelling "check". At least, it is when you are talking about banking. I don't go out of my way to utilize wacky Canadian spellings, but the ones I used regularly while growing up have become instinctive and now look wrong to me if I try to write them a different way.



I have been packing up and mailing off Sam and Fuzzy books all week! They will all be working their way through the postal service before the weekend is upon us. To all those who ordered, thank you for your patience! I've never had to run this kind of operation before and it was a bit of a learning experience.



Sam Logan

Did you see the pool? They FLIPPED the bitch!



One of my favourite television shows, Clone High, has finally gotten a DVD release. Even today, in this magical age of "adult swim" and whatnot, you seldom see an "older audience" animated series with writing as sharp and as consistently hilarious as you will on these two discs. Like most of the cartoons that have aired on MTV in recent years, the show was cancelled before the first season was even over. Still, it feels great to be watching these episodes on my TV again.



Plus, it has one of the greatest TV themes ever! "Way, way back in the nineteen eighties, secret government employees, dug up famous guys and ladies, and made amusing genetic copies..."



Sam Logan

Disco prince



My book-mailing packaging material has arrived! It is awaiting my pickup at the local UPS. Unfortunately, it is waiting along with a surprise "brokerage" fee that basically doubles the cost of the material. That, my friends, is a depressing note to find stuck to your door. Arggh!



In lighter news, I have done a guest strip for Girly. As always, it was fun trying to fill in for one of my favourite webcartoonists. I didn't mean for the strip to sound so bitter, though! I blame Rikk's influence. I was a little pressed for time, so I had to ask him to colour it for me. You can view our handiwork by clicking the image below.







Sam Logan