My new online store is here! You can buy original art, prints, books and there are a bunch of new shirt designs. Check out this video for a quick intro or go ahead and dive in by clicking the Axe … Continue reading
Now here’s a sexy Christmas present for the Bearmageddon or Axe Cop lover in your life. Check out my post about the new series of wood prints I’ll be selling this month at Nick Offerman’s event in Los Angeles. People who … Continue reading
Hey everyone in Bear country, Duran’s here again to bring you another fantastical webcomic review! This week’s selection is the amazeballs webcomic simply called NHOJ by the stupendously talented creator simply referring to himself as John Cullen. It’s a quirky daily … Continue reading
Hey guys! The webcomic that I’m going to be reviewing this week is visually stupendous in every way. It’s called Impossible Jack by the legendary CreatureBoxteam! CreatureBox consists of two self-described monster wrangling artists who go by the name of … Continue reading
Rising Sands is a webcomic series by Ty Dunitz and Jenn Lee. With luminescent artwork and multi-layered storytelling. This looks to become a solid classic and obligatory reading material if it isn’t already. The story centers around two well-intentioned hustlers … Continue reading
This is the second part of a two-part interview between Tracy Butler, creator of Lackadaisy and me, Ethan Nicolle, co-creator of Axe Cop and creator of Bearmageddon. You can read the first part of the conversation here. When we left … Continue reading
I think I first discovered Tracy Butler’s Lackadaisy back when I was watching Axe Cop go viral and trying to figure out who to thank. In my memory, I found the Lackadaisy twitter when she shared the link to Axe Cop and … Continue reading
Old fans of AxeCop might remember Dr. McNinja from their epic team up. If you haven’t read it yet, here’s an intro to one of the funniest webcomics on the net… Dr. McNinja is a webcomic developed by Christopher Hastings, who … Continue reading
Mac Smith’s Scurry struck like lightning when it hit the internet with its amazing painted pages of brilliantly lit rodents and scowling demonic cats. I don’t remember exactly when it came out, but I remember how I felt the moment … Continue reading
Note: I decided that, since Axe Cop is still frequently visited, I would at least use it as a place to promote other webcomics for people to check out while Malachai and I don’t have new material. I’m picking comics … Continue reading