From the people who brought you Adventure Time, James Kochalka’s SuperF***ers. If you’ve read the debauched adventures of Kochalka’s NSFW teen superheroes (follow the tumblr)—imagine Beavis and Butthead without the intelligence and restraint—you know that any such cartoon WOULD be too wild for T.V. Frederator Studios, which runs the blog and produced such cartoon classics as Adventure Time and The Fairly Odd Parents has had Superf***ers in development for a while now—and now it’s going to be seen as part of the massive new influx of programming on YouTube. Kochalka has already written 8 of the 12 episodes. (via cartoon hangover) High-res

From the people who brought you Adventure Time, James Kochalka’s SuperF***ers.

If you’ve read the debauched adventures of Kochalka’s NSFW teen superheroes (follow the tumblr)—imagine Beavis and Butthead without the intelligence and restraint—you know that any such cartoon WOULD be too wild for T.V. Frederator Studios, which runs the blog and produced such cartoon classics as Adventure Time and The Fairly Odd Parents has had Superf***ers in development for a while now—and now it’s going to be seen as part of the massive new influx of programming on YouTube. Kochalka has already written 8 of the 12 episodes. (via cartoon hangover)

smoo: It’s official. I’m going to Toronto Comic Arts Festival! I’ve got sufficient things lined up that it looks like I can just about afford it. I’m incredibly excited. I’m  even eagerly working away at Smoo #5 to see if I can’t get that finished in time… Anyway, as well as selling my own comics at TCAF, Ian Williams and I will be running a panel discussing the relationship between comics and depictions of mental health. We’ll also be teaching a class along the same lines in the Department of Biomedical Communication, and I’ll be giving a paper to the Department of Geography at the University of Toronto drawn from my PhD (which hasn’t got anything to do with comics, but there we go). More information on these events nearer the time. I’m still soliciting for  donations to help cover table/travel/accommodation costs, in exchange for comics, hand-written letters and drawings. However, if you fancy more bang for your buck, you can always check out my shop to see if there’s any comics you might like to purchase, including the newly published Smoo #4. See you in Toronto! Toronto folk, you should go and support Smoo along with many other talented artists at the Comic Arts Festival! I came across Smoo’s comics when I was venturing around all the London comic shops and found three of his mini’s at the small press section. I found out he had a tumblr and hit him up to gush about how much I loved his drawings. He’s an incredibly nice guy. And very talented. Help him out, he’s worth it.  High-res

smoo:

It’s official. I’m going to Toronto Comic Arts Festival! I’ve got sufficient things lined up that it looks like I can just about afford it. I’m incredibly excited. I’m  even eagerly working away at Smoo #5 to see if I can’t get that finished in time…

Anyway, as well as selling my own comics at TCAF, Ian Williams and I will be running a panel discussing the relationship between comics and depictions of mental health. We’ll also be teaching a class along the same lines in the Department of Biomedical Communication, and I’ll be giving a paper to the Department of Geography at the University of Toronto drawn from my PhD (which hasn’t got anything to do with comics, but there we go). More information on these events nearer the time.

I’m still soliciting for  donations to help cover table/travel/accommodation costs, in exchange for comics, hand-written letters and drawings. However, if you fancy more bang for your buck, you can always check out my shop to see if there’s any comics you might like to purchase, including the newly published Smoo #4.

See you in Toronto!

Toronto folk, you should go and support Smoo along with many other talented artists at the Comic Arts Festival! I came across Smoo’s comics when I was venturing around all the London comic shops and found three of his mini’s at the small press section. I found out he had a tumblr and hit him up to gush about how much I loved his drawings. He’s an incredibly nice guy. And very talented. Help him out, he’s worth it.