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Author Archives: Joe
Caturday
Kitty looking for her friends at a fish store in Lansdowne, Pennsylvania.
Posted in Caturday
Tagged cat, domestic shorthair, feline, female, hungry, kitty, Lansdowne, Pennsylvania
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Friday Flashback: Dracula’s Dirt!
Wear the Dirt of Dracula! This is an interesting post from a while back featuring an oddball piece of jewelry in the form of a necklace with a small glass coffin charm containing a small sample of earth from Transylvania! … Continue reading
Posted in Blast from the Past, What I Miss About Comics
Tagged Captain Company, comics, dirt, Dracula, necklace, Warren
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Comin’ at Ya in The Third Dimension
A buddy of mine who has loved and collected comics his whole life continues to acquire the things he desires. He gets regular shipments of old comics that he finds at prices he just can’t resist. I guess he plans … Continue reading
The Little Sketchbooks
Last week I was going to gather my collection of little sketchbooks that I have been keeping since 2017. I have always kept sketchbooks, but my fascination for the small ones started when my wife snagged me the original Sketchbook … Continue reading
Posted in It Came From the Sketchbook
Tagged analog, Cartoon, cartoons, comic, doodle, Illustration, inexpensive, Joe Williams, sketchbook, Sketchbook from Heaven, USA
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What’s the Best Tuna?
We happened to see this creature at the Ridgway pool in South Philadelphia so we approached and asked her the age old question: What’s the best tuna? She did not have an answer and looked vaguely confused and slightly off-put … Continue reading
Posted in Looking South, News, Philadelphia, South Philly Safari
Tagged Chicken of the Sea, city pool, mermaid, myth, pool, South Philly, summer, The Average-sized Mermaid, tuna
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More Little Sketchbooks Than I Thought…
I originally thought this was going to be a simple short post where I would gather all of the small, mainly inexpensive sketchbooks I’ve been doodling in; line them all up and shoot pictures of their sticker encrusted covers. How … Continue reading
Posted in It Came From the Sketchbook
Tagged analog, comic, comic book, comics, doodle, humor, Illustration, Joe Williams, monster, Sketch, sketchbook, USA
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