Bull 5-15-87

I've noticed it's sometimes hard to tell the difference between blanked out names and paragraph justification.

Bull 1987

Looks creepy with everyone's face erased, doesn't it?

The Onteora Bull

While I'm showing cartoons in high school, I thought I'd show where a lot of them were printed: the school paper. It was xeroxed sheets stapled together with transfer letters for the headlines. As you can see, we used state of the art technology.



I think my actual words were "We already have school prayer, it's called the pledge of allegiance". Like many things I said, I guess that was deemed unprintable.

Mashuga #1, Summer 1982

Maybe I'm the only one that cares about the backs of these pieces of paper, but so what?

Captain Spaz's Mexican Adventure

I thought I was out of Captain Spaz but I remembered this. I was the freshman editor for TOMAHAWK 84 and the theme was cartoon characters around the world. Bobby and I were the only ones to use our own characters and in comic form.

These pages were small so I had to enlarge them to make them legible, then the words became unreadable so I had to type them. The original ones were hand-lettered.





The comics weren't the only thing I doctored for this blog. I also erased the faces so I won't get sued.

What I did in high school was deface some of the candid photos in the section I edited with our characters.