Taco Hell Drive Thru, Part 4-7

Good news, everyone! My month of travels is over! I should be at my regular drawing station through the end of the Taco tale.

Hazardous Monday: Pigeon Edition

I don't have a comic for you this week. April has been a very busy month. I've spoken at TWENTY schools--in Kansas, Virginia, Maryland, Washington DC, and my own state of Utah. 

While in DC, I had one unscheduled afternoon. So I made it my mission to get a photo of this guy:

This is Cher Ami, a one-legged stuffed pigeon who can be found in the WWI cabinet in the Museum of American History at the Smithsonian.

I guess now is as good as place as any to reveal it, Hazardous Tales #4 is about World War One.

This pigeon is a bonafide WWI hero. He helped save a group of American soldiers known as the Lost Battalion. How? Well, you'll have to look him up. I don't want to spoil his adventure here. Will Cher Ami be appearing in his own comic soon? Chances are pretty good.

Taco Hell Drive Thru, Part 4-6

Taco Hell Drive Thru Part 4-6

Taco Hell Drive Thru Part 4-5

If this page looks odd to you, it's because it was drawn on a flat drawing tablet--not my usual monitor-tablet. I'm a little rusty on the old tablet.

Hazardous Monday! The History Maze! Tour Week!

No comic this Monday, but I do have some fun slides to show. These are from my brand new history presentation, which I'm debuting this week!

The center of the presentation is the idea of history as a MAZE.

Inside the history maze, we meet many people--here are two VERY interesting guys. They are key players in the Haitian Revolution:

I will be doing my new history presentation and signing books all this week! You can see me:

Monday, April 22, 4:00-6:00--Jabberwocky Books, Fredericksberg, VA

Tuesday, April 23, 4:00--BBGB Books, Richmond, VA

Wednesday, April 24, 3:00--The Children's Bookstore, Baltimore, MD

Thursday, April 25, 10:30 signing, 7:00--Politics and Prose Bookstore, Washington DC, panel on graphic novels, GROWING UP WITH GRAPHICS with Eleanor Davis, Andres Vera Martinez, and Mark Siegel moderated by Michael Cavna from the Washington Post! This is for ages 15 and up.

(Taco fans, fear not, the Taco story rolls on this week too!)

Taco Hell Drive Thru Part 4-4

Taco Hell Drive Thru part 4-2