Showing posts with label Joe. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Joe. Show all posts

Saturday, September 27, 2008

My First Political Cartoon for Concordia

I'm having a great time at Concordia University! I'm hoping to publish this cartoon in our school newspaper, The Sower. This year, Concordia decided to stop providing students trays on Tuesdays in the school cafeteria, Janzow, in order to conserve water and money. Many students, including myself, are not happy with this decision. Despite these mixed feelings, Concordia decided to abolish trays altogether!

Regular readers will notice that Joe has grown up! Yes, Bob and Joe are now attending Concordia as freshmen. Don't worry though, it's just for my comics for CU. I'm still writing regular comics about Bob and Joe's childhood days. My professors are keeping me busy, so I'll post comics when I get free time!

Thanks for reading!

Tuesday, January 01, 2008

In a public school . . .

Just a thought: if you believe that God had an active role in the creation process, why is it so hard to believe he could produce miracles? Which is harder: to create matter out of nothing or to change water to wine? It all boils down to what you believe about creation.


Sunday, November 25, 2007

Sunday, September 16, 2007

LCS - Mandatory Volunteerism

At LCS students are required to perform 30 hours of volunteer service. I love how Bob is scratching his desk.

Sunday, February 11, 2007

Cloud Watching

Saturday, February 10, 2007

LCS - Lockers

My sophomore year, LCS required all students to put combination locks on their lockers. Students were not pleased. I remember one of my classmates went so far as to duct tape his locker shut in protest. I was amazed that this comic was not censored.

Coach Rockjaw

This is the front for a t-shirt I designed for a Crhistian youth group. The back read "His Pain, Your Gain!"

Saturday, December 30, 2006

One small step for Joe

A "Sunday" strip. Actually, since The Country Chronicle is a church newsletter, most of my comics are published on Sunday anyway!

Joe's First Word

I can't believe I spelled that word right. . .

Another Christmas Comic

Happy Holidays! Happy Holidays! Happy Holidays! Happy Holidays! It gets old fast, doesn't it?

Merry Christmas!...?

For this comic, I had to "miraculously" age Joe so that he could work at Target. After this comic, he returns to age 12 again.

Bob's Blooper


Welcome to Bob 'N Joe!


This is one of the first, really good comics I did for The Country Chronicle.