Panels for People

Skeleton Key #1-3

Slave Labor, 1995

"La Ultima Movida", Parts One through Three (of Six). By Andi Watson.

A quick Rogue sketch, just for fun.

Following the rules of the church are less important than following the attitudes Jesus exemplified [in a debate about if it would be okay to break traditional rules and give the leftover loaf of communion bread to a hungry and poor attendee]

Don’t get so caught up in observing ceremonies and following traditions that you forget why they started to begin with

Two monks from a strict order that prohibits even *looking* at a woman are on a pilgrimage

Along the way they have to cross a small river

A woman is also trying to cross but is clearly struggling to find a safe place to wade in

One monk decides to help and carries her through the water and sets her down on the other side where she goes off on her own to wherever it is she's going

After a while walking in grumpy silence the second monk breaks and starts berating the first for breaking his vows! And so casually! The first monk says "I picked her up, I put her down, *you* are still carrying her.

New zine alert: "Like Swimmers: Special Memory."

This is a 12 pg 11 X 17” newspaper zine like others I’ve done except this is ALL COMICS. It includes the comic short story WHAT’S OFF and cut panels/sketches for my forthcoming book LIKE SWIMMERS (out in August from NYRC).

It’s around for free or free-ish ($2), including on Pittsburgh's own Copacetic website where they also have copies remaining of my last one ANT DODGER that had my comic short story WHAT ABOUT HUMILITY?