Evil Takes a Day Off #6; Well that's potentially embarrassing! Evil goes shopping.

Sometimes we look back and remember the things that we really wanted when we were younger but never got.

Last year I was asked to write a couple of guest blog posts, one of them was for my blog friend, Susan , who's a freelance writer fro...

Rollo #39; I was a little dubious about doing this one but then I looked  at what I find funny. British humour is built on double enten...

I have a confession. I love cartoons (that's not the confession). The actual confession is that I've never before watched the...

Evil Takes a Day Off #5; I started out doing webcomics last year with the idea of seeing what supervillians do on their days off. I onl...

Some couples are inseparable, others keep their distance. I like to think that we strike a healthily balance. We love to spend our time t...

Rollo #38; For the first webcomic of the New Year I'm trying something different. Rollo is starring in his first multi-framed carto...

So here we are. 2018. Still no flying cars but robots are coming closer to a reality (apparently). Living in the 21st century isn't e...

As this is my last post of the year so I thought I'd better tie up the final loose end of 2017. So as the hangovers subside (at least...

At the time I publish this (and if you're in the UK) you're probably sat down to your Christmas Dinner (I'm northern, dinner ...

Rollo #37; There's nothing like a little excess at Christmas. Sometimes though we go too far at the Christmas party.

So you've gotten through Christmas and you can finally relax and watch some TV. So here's my pick from Boxing Day through to the ...

As usual I have been scouring the pages of the festive double issue of the Radio Times to find the seasonal gems to enjoy over the Christ...

Rollo #36; Christmas is here and it's time for games. But there's always one who goes that little further.