Sorry this one's so late. There were two major problems that popped up, the first being one of the pictures got ruined on paper. That nearly gave me a heart attack because it started off so perfect! That's the great butt shot in the sixth panel, by the way. Gotta love the french curve! Anyway, thanks to the magic of image-editing software, it came out all right. The second problem occured when half my color work got deleted when my computer wouldn't return from sleep mode and had to be shut down. And yes, I saved, so I don't know why the data was lost. So, again, sorry about that.

Ah, nothing like a bit of fan service! This is perhaps the first time anyone outside my tight-knit circle of friends has seen the Couch Cop armor. I've been meaning to upload a picture or two for the gallery, but time's been tight and it always slips my mind. Perhaps in the next big site update! I especially like how the armor came out here; this is the first time I've ever colored it. Well, a first time for everything! The idea's been there for ages, it's about time I got it out of my head.

Woowee, this was another tough one. Mostly in composition; I've got the drawing and coloring down pretty good so far. Once it has to be assembled though, it's a total free-for-all, folks! [RANT]But, this demonstrates one of my pet peeves with broadcast television: the Emergency Broadcast system! Yarg on it! I think it insults the intelligence of everyone when they have to read to you the message that scrolls across the screen several times. But, of course, that's just my opinion. Perhaps, though, in Florida -- the state that purposefully fails its third graders in reading comprehension with a silly exam that shall go nameless here -- reading the emergency broadcast message is necessary.[/RANT]

Brand new header images! Just one more to go. Also, an updated About the Artist page. Slowly but surely the updates are coming as promised! I didn't realize just how taxing so many of my projects were going to be, but, it's all slowly getting done.

I wanted to animate the police lights in the fifth scene, but time constraints and a lack of feasibility didn't permit. Oh well!