It’s Thanksgiving Week here in America. In honor of the holiday, I’m taking the week off. And you can be thankful that A Moment of Culture will return next Monday.
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Crazy Cal Presents
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Sorry, guys. No Molly page again today. An increased workload forced me to drop to once a week updates for the last few weeks.
What was I working on? Glad you asked…
This is a promo video advertising the children’s book I had the honor of illustrating. I believe it will be available in November.
The next Molly and her Mongoose page will be up on Monday. Untill then, enjoy the video!
With Molly and Her Mongoose beginning, I’ve begun to plan the story that comes next. And I’ve decided to leave it up to you, my loyal readers to choose.
Here are the titles brief descriptions of 4 comics I’ve been thinking of. All are different genres and styles. Some are only a few pages long, at least one will be fairly long. Choose which you want to read next. The winner will appear once Molly’s adventure is complete.
A Moment of Culture: Two guys perform Hamlet with hilarious consequences.
Untitled Racing Comic: It’s large animals racing big cars.
Captain Asterion: Space Hero Captain Asterion crash lands on an alien planet and fights the Evil Cattle Society! The fate of the world is in his hands!
Sam the Sloth: Sam doesn’t wake up and misses everything.
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As many of my friends know, I’m a huge fan of old radio dramas like the Shadow and Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar. I just discovered Decoder Ring Theatre, a group that’s creating new programs in the old style. And they’re running a contest to create a new villain for one of the upcoming shows.
Submit your idea for a radio supervillain click the picture or go to topwebcomics.com.
And, in the box for “Favorite Webcomic” be sure to mention “Crazy Cal Presents!”
We’re now at the halfway point of this story. Crazy Cal Gets A Job looks like it’s going to be nearly as long as Charlie Croc was. This site has run four comics so far. Two of them (Barn Owl and Snow Monkey Patrol) have been rather short and the other two have run much longer.
I’m beginning to think about the next story and wondering about it’s length. And I was wondering, what do you prefer? Longer stories have more space to move around, explore, and develop characters. But Short stories give you a dose of fun without waiting half a year for the ending.
So vote below, and let me know what you think…
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