Fred the Clown: Meanwhile...

Fred the Clown: You Dance Bovinely

Reformatted version for possible inclusion in a never-finished Fred the Clown #6.

Fred the Clown: Rhapsody in Brown

Fred the Clown: Lucky Guy

Fred the Clown: What a Catch

Fred the Clown: The Night Before Christmas

Fred the Clown: Scrabbled

Batman and Robin

After Carmine Infantino.

LSCC Sketch: Captain America vs Popeye

No prizes for guessing who I was rooting for here.

LSCC Sketch: Bunsen and Beaker

Fred the Clown: Yakkety Yak

Fred the Clown: Fred Holmes and the Case of the Deerstalker-Wearing Idiot

Fred the Clown: Shelf Expression

LSCC Sketch: The Fez

LSCC Sketch: The Sloth

LSCC Sketch: Thor

LSCC Sketches: More Tiny Heads

Fred the Clown: The Abandoned Brain

Fred the Clown: Crosseyed and Brainless

Fred the Clown Goes to Hell

LSCC Sketch: The Swedish Chef

I've been holding this one back in the hopes that the birthday represented here has already been and gone (spoilers and all that).

LSCC Sketches: Head Shots

LSCC Sketches: Head Shots

LSCC Sketch: Harley Quinn

Fred the Clown: The Interesting Thursday

The formal challenge here was to imply all the action between panels, and only show the consequences of unseen escapades, and the seeds of escapades to come to which we are not made privy – with none of the exciting bits in between. I think this can work really well in comics in a way that it wouldn't in, say, film (although you sometimes see it done there as well), because in comics you can linger on the image and put the clues together. Anyway, this is still one of my favourite strips.

This version was redrawn for...? I want to say Tripwire.

Fred the Clown: Chump Champ

Two versions here, the original web-formatted one and a black-and-white, portrait-formatted version for something-or-other.

LSCC Sketch: The Gryphon

LSCC Sketch: Popeye vs Zombie

LSCC Sketch: Frog Thor

LSCC Sketches: Head Shots