If you’d asked me a short few weeks ago whether I thought neurogenesis in humans continued throughout their lifetime (as so often the topic comes up in casual conversation), I’d have, with 100% confidence, said “yes.” That’s right friends, strangers, guy in that chair over there… Today, we’re talking about one of my favorite subjects! Brains.
. . I know, I know. It’s been days. But, you can relax now. I’m here. Oh, and Dave, of course. Dave is always here. Today we (but mostly I) are going to discuss the fun, exciting, and controversial topic… Read More ›
. . We’ve all heard stories or seen movies or TV shows about the government making super-soldiers with the use of genetic splicing or enhancement drugs or exoskeletons. It’s a subject both troubling—ethical and moral implications aside—and mesmerizing. Who wouldn’t… Read More ›
. . In 2005, an article regarding the importance of visual input vs auditory input in relation to spatial information gathering came out of Stanford University School of Medicine’s Department of Neurobiology. I hope that sentence was as fun to… Read More ›
Divorcing the congregation may prove fatal.
. . Chapter 1 6 November 2042, Boston Settlement, Former U.S. Territory Madison opened her eyes to nothing. Wherever she was, it was too dark to see. Her head was pounding, her mouth dry. She wasn’t sure how much time… Read More ›
. Hallo, you fantastic beauties. I haven’t written for myself—or for you—in a long while. But here we are! Together again! Now, ahead of National Condom Month, I want to talk about depression. I’ll wait while you investigate whether that’s… Read More ›
. . Serial killers! We’re interested! Why? I’ve been meaning to write this post for a little over a week now, but I’m a writer so … procrastination is part of the job. Luckily, I’ve got Dave here to keep… Read More ›
. Hello, dear friends and readers! By which, I mostly mean complete strangers. I have for you today another wee issue of Creature Comfort and, as promised, it’s not as dark! I hope you all enjoy “Opening Up.” .
. Good day, darlin’s. I just wanted to share this sketch with whomever wanted to look. Life can be a bit of a dick; other people, outside circumstances, and even your own self and decisions can break you. But the… Read More ›
. . Hallo you fabulous bunch! Another issue of Creature Comforts just for you…all. Enjoy! (I promise they wont all be dark) .
Comic about life with bipolar
I. Swelling hour, ebbing light, dusk to night —deep and deeper still— Stealing light as May’s shifting breeze Steals sound: still and deep and silent. Still in swelling hour’s silent depths May’s maternal night shelters … Read More ›
. Found some drawings I did between 12 and 14 years ago. That’s around the time I stopped drawing and started really focusing on writing. The last three sketches are heavily inspired by Aeon Flux, and the characters are from… Read More ›
. Hallo, you dastardly darlings. It took a bit longer than expected, but I’ve finally finished the first page of… what could arguably be the graphic novel for Rise and Run. We’ll see how it goes. It’s an experiment. I’ve… Read More ›
. Hallo, beautiful people. Sometime between announcing the decision to start doodling episodic comics and… I don’t know… the very next day, maybe… something happened. What should I draw next? I asked myself. “Do The Shill and the Purblind!” says… Read More ›
