Cat on a Hot Tin Rampage
I saw another Catcoon last night. Between that and the bears, I'm in for the fight of my life. I'm just glad I have Joanna.
I have a guest comic up for Beaver and Steve right now!
That's all for this week. This weekend I'm going to hole up in my room with the AC and Dehumidifier cranked and a pen and paper and about a billion ideas. Ta!
posted by jeffrey rowland at 6:47:00 PM
6 Comments:
The photos and the drawings are really tightly put together in this one. I love the first panel of Joanna and Catcoon facing off on the street. The smashed police car panel is also great.
Here's hoping Joanna gets out more often! Maybe a rampage every summer.
my cat's name is pee wee! he is really huge and has been pissed at me ever since we took him to the vet to remove him of his dignity. i wish he was more like joanna! just less green.
The photos and the drawings are really tightly put together in this one.
Thanks I actually went on a photo shoot to get most of them! I couldn't find the right angles on the inter net.
I love Joanna! Thanks! Oddly enough I spent a good while the other night trying to convince my friend that her cat was green (which she did seem to be at the time). In the morning she was back to brown again. I'm still not really sure what happened there.
What... exactly is a catcoon? Is it like, a mustelid of some sort? Like, a banded weasel?
You need to shoot one and take it to a taxonomist.
Catcoon is sometimes known as the Coatimundi. He has mystic powers, and is the master of all untended garbage cans. When shot, he vanishes, only to reappear later. However, he dislikes domestic animals, especially undead cats who can throw rocks.
Remember, forest fires CAN prevent bears.
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