
Author: Wesley Osam

It’s Probably Election Fatigue

Safer

Lever Birds

His Saddest Cheap Vacation

He’s Angry

Bob and the Bluebird of Advice

Bob Gives Up Giving Up

Buck’s Thing


Bob Imagines the Future

Success, I Guess

Breakthrough

A Typical Morning

Steampunk Yogurt


Plesiosaur and Beans

A Fruit Smelling Panel

Smiley McGorrigle

Naming the Dung-Carts

No Thanks, I’m Good

Bob Visits Cereal Country

Words With Frenemies

Misunderstanding Pollan

The Middle Manager

How to Do the Poetry

Convenience Noodles


Try Our Big Fat Pencils

Time Keeps On Slipping

Don’t Worry About This

Decoration Error

Poetasters

Welcome to the Building


…And that’s it for 30 Days of Comics. Pushing myself to draw every evening seems to have gotten my comics back on track, or at least close enough to the track that no one is wondering how the hell a train ended up on an aircraft carrier in the arctic circle. In December I hope to reactivate my blog as well, although I have no plans to post something there every day. Every week may be enough of a challenge.
The next comic will go up on Monday. After that, I plan to return to my old, irregular schedule of one to three comics a week, depending on my time and the comics’ size.
I may end up giving these birds, based on a design I used a few years ago for “Phoenix,” their own category. I started using them because they made it easy to crank out a strip in an evening, but they’ve turned out to work very well for gags that don’t call for easily differentiated characters.
D.I.Y. Reality T.V.

He makes his own numbing ennui.
In Charge

The Secret History of Get Off My Lawn

How I Ink

Okay, I’m exaggerating. Still, given how long I’ve been doing this, you’d think by now I’d have stopped absent-mindedly brushing my hand across wet ink.