vol. 1, number 11

One for Halloween 2005. A little Charlie Brown influence perhaps? and some Krazy too?

vol. 1, number 10

Hmmm... Up to this point the strip had been rather happy-go-lucky. I suppose I thought doing something poignant would be adventurous. I don't know if I pulled it off.

vol. 1, number 9

It's too bad planets are not gas bags and can't bounce off one another.

vol. 1, number 8

A dream sequence that hope is less obtuse. Does anyone else dream of swimming in eye balls?

vol. 1, number 7

So, the reader still has to do some figgerin' to work out the order of the panels, but this is the earliest strip that I look back at and really like the gag. I even printed part of this strip on a shirt to make people squint and frown at my chest.

vol. 1, number 6

Yes indeed, another hard to follow dream sequence. They get easier to understand later, really they do!

vol. 1, number 5

Pic Shaws began as cartoon notes to mrs. a-go-go and grew from there. I haven't posted the very earliest ones as they wouldn't make very much sense to anyone else. Some of the other early strips (this one for example) I fear won't make much sense either. What's in my head sometimes didn't make it onto paper very clearly. I hope that over time I have become more skilled at making strips that aren't so obscure while keeping some room for interpretation.