This feels like an extremely on brand last four watched.

Always manage to have some kind of unexpected conversation with maintenance people, but chatting about the Fall of Gondolin is a delightful surprise. Especially when it’s not me bringing it up.

Three Ghost Story Webcomics set in the Arkansas Ozarks! Tales of a young man's curious source for honey, a boy throwing his voice across time, and that dead body that's always been in the general store. Available now to read in complete and for free at www.backwoodfolk.com/ghosttowns/

The Gowrow emerges from its cave.

Issue 3 isn’t a murder mystery, but it requires the kinda plotting that I am finally feeling confident I could take a stab at a whodunit in the near future.

Three full comic stories available now and for free! If you like small town gossip, haints, and folklore, these webcomics might be for you!

This tradition continues. Immediate gift of an abandoned truck that clearly had been doing donuts in a parking lot they didn’t know the medians of.

Smokey Joe. Wild Man of Camp Orr.

The Mayor of Po'Dunk.

Three full comic stories available now and for free! If you like small town gossip, haints, and folklore, these webcomics might be for you!

28 Days Later wasn’t this kinda movie, but the zombie boom that followed really felt like prepper escapism. Fantasy stories about who you are allowed to shoot. Nice to see 28 Years Later and its sequel refute that as hard as it can.

Backwood Folk presents THESE GHOST TOWNS ARE FULL! Webcomic short stories of the haunted Ozarks. Three stories out now at www.backwoodfolk.com/ghosttowns/

Backwood Folk presents THESE GHOST TOWNS ARE FULL! Webcomic short stories of the haunted Ozarks. Three stories out now at www.backwoodfolk.com/ghosttowns/

Coming incredibly soon to backwoodfolk.com! Backwood Folk webcomics!

Dying at this photo that my mother unearthed of a very young me crawling on stage uninvited and looking like I have designs on eating a clown. The Reverse It.

Coming incredibly soon to backwoodfolk.com! Backwood Folk webcomics!

My comic series, Backwood Folk, follows the lives and afterlives of a rural hamlet in the Arkansas Ozarks. Each issue is 48 pages of small town gossip, ghosts, and strange creatures. The first two issues are available in big handsome print editions or digital downloads at giftshop.backwoodfolk.com

"Why did millennials read so many newspaper comics?" Well I was raised among the ruins of the theme park devoted to one. Inescapable really. Dunno what the story is for the rest of you.

Millennial Artifact.

Not a lot of people know this about me, but I have a cool website.

What's the *best* ending to a show you've ever seen? Quote/reply etc The Prisoner: Fall Out. Still rewatch it fairly regularly when I feel a little creatively backed up.

Available until January 2! Almost 100 pages of comics about a small haunted hamlet in the Arkansas Ozarks for just $3! You can read a free preview here www.backwoodfolk.com/backwood-fol...

Cornering my position at the New Years Eve party early and strongly for 28 Years Later as movie of the year. OBAA has its well earned representatives but I gotta be here for Dr. Kelson.

Buried this in the end of my year retrospective, but expect some Backwood Folk webcomics next year, along with issue three, Bark of the Wood Ape.

Available until January 2! Almost 100 pages of comics about a small haunted hamlet in the Arkansas Ozarks for just $3! You can read a free preview here www.backwoodfolk.com/backwood-fol...

So many online postings styles age and simplify into aspirationally Andy Rooney.

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It is pretty funny how much of Anti-AI sentiment was born out of the marketing for AI itself. Easy to imagine an adoption of something advertising -i dunno- a smarter lasso tool on photoshop rather than someone drooling over the idea of your obsolescence and expecting you to drool too.

Sit a spell.

Hypothetically, if you were throwing a New Year’s Eve Party that had non stop Vincent Price movies playing, what’s your clock strikes midnight film? Strictly hypothetically of course.

Dang. Underestimated how much marriage changes Christmas. Never ever presumed I’d dig this holiday.

The guy audibly groans in disgust in the seat next to me on the flight. And buddy, the smile I have when I glance over and briefly see Walter Bishop poking at some exploded corpse on his phone.

Big year for being vulnerable on stage and in front of people. www.backwoodfolk.com/2025/12/23/l...

I usually find myself in the more pro Nolan camp than otherwise, but my main takeaway from the Odyssey trailer and stills is being thankful The Prisoner adaptation rumors remained rumors.

Enough artists do their elevator pitch for their story as "this property + this property" that I've had to let go of feelings when someone looks at one of my comics and says " your art reminds me of..."

It's been a weird year I mostly wouldn't recommend, but I really liked this part. This part's great.

Few things will make us crazier than trying to act our age in the "everyone's twelve" era.

Wasn't expecting my name and some drawings to be brought up in proving a local bar owner is a satanist. That's on me. I definitely should have seen that one coming.

I suppose the people whose only ideology is to be afraid of everything would also be afraid of Christmas Parade Floats. www.5newsonline.com/article/news...

My mother was truly undefeated in the art of the Christmas Card in her goat farm years.

Fayetteville throwing a fit about a Krampus being in the Christmas parade, and I’m still not over watching 2014 safe become 2025 edgy without moving a step. I suppose I better understand what the satanic panic looks like in real time.

Hey Fayetteville! This is today!

Think 2026 might be the first year in a minute I don’t do a single comic convention. It was always trending that way and honestly pretty comfortable with it.

Been drawing scenes, posters, and behind the scenes photos for a fictional film series as well as a related fictional director and it’s way past the point of being a productive enterprise. But it’s mega relaxing.

Every rewatch I'm more and more certain Bernard Hill was the best casting choice in the whole of Lord of the Rings.

The Gowrow emerges from its cave.

I see it’s another weird kinda day if you only see the news for the first time at midnight.

Sitting in a theater for rehearsal in a corner reviewing my lines for a performance. Telling this to myself approximately one year ago and seeing what my face does.

There’s a lot of things I’ve lost any patience for in maintaining polite conversation, but it appears people telling me all the scary things that happen cities is the fastest route to making me go feral.

Conducting lightning bugs.