Last Blakely comic I made. For now.

Also, this basically happened to me today. again.

second fixed up Blakely comic from class

This is the first in a set of four comics I made for a course called graphic narrative I’m currently taking. This is a fixed up version of the line-art-only first draft I turned in for the assignment.

watercolor of young Romulus & Remus

found it on my computer and wondered why I hadn’t posted it up here yet…

Aeneas’ fail of a morale-raising speech.

Ah, Aeneas and Dido.  Don’t they get along well?

Jupiter makes a point of screwing up everyone’s relationships.  Including his own.

This is the first in the series of Aeneas comics I made over the past year.  Fellow Latin scholars from SICP may remember them.

Now it’s time for…

The very first Romulus & Remus comic!!!

original idea created during Latin class (where else?)!

Hoc est Ilium!

an anatomy joke made even more obscure because you must know a little Latin (and I do realize that the ‘ilium’ following the jejunum is spelled ‘ileum’)

…turns out ilium (spelled exactly that way!) is also part of the pelvis