The Pinky Show

From This Cat World Dismantled: 26 Things we learned doing the Pinky Show (2013). These are items 21 through 26. As always, you can download the whole comic (for free) at our website: www.pinkyshow.org - look in the Project Archives area. :-) ~drittens

From This Cat World Dismantled: 26 Things we learned doing the Pinky Show (2013). People really get mad when we say number 17. But then 19, so it's okay! ~drittens

From This Cat World Dismantled: 26 Things we learned doing the Pinky Show (2013). These are items 7 through 14. ~drittens

From This Cat World Dismantled: 26 Things we learned doing the Pinky Show (2013). These are items 1 through 6. That flying kitten poster is still on the wall in the same place. ~drittens

From This Cat World Dismantled: 26 Things we learned doing the Pinky Show (2013). We have lots of nice ideas but most of them aren't do-able, by us. If you have time & big money please make the upside-down university. : ) ~drittens

From This Cat World Dismantled: 26 Things we learned doing the Pinky Show (2013). One more - this is row 3. Second panel is basically their personalities in one picture. ~drittens

From This Cat World Dismantled: 26 Things we learned doing the Pinky Show (2013). I'm going to keep posting old things I like. : ) This is from page 1, row 2! ~drittens

This comic is from 2011, when we thought we had seen the stupidest conspiracies possible.

seems like 80% of our comics depict at least one of us watching tv, reading a book, or using a computer :-P

This image is from our On Native Land series. Anyone caught removing even a small piece of fossilized wood from Petrified Forest National Park will get fined $325. But Pinky & Bunny aren't stealing souvenirs, they're just spreading deadly radioactive contamination (okay, that's not real uranium), which must not be a big deal because the U.S. Government and corporations have been doing that in Navajo country for decades and no one's punishing them.

We've been off the internet so long we dunno if anyone would be interested. Testing the waters I guess? Thank you for the note! : )

From our On Native Land series. Here we see lots of ghosts of Navajo Churro sheep (shot by U.S. Government agents and soldiers, poisoned water, radioactive contamination, etc.) coming around during Pinky & Bunny's most recent walk through Dinetah.

On Native Land: stupid tourists i wish you would all get out of here (2009).

1" buttons from the Favorite Weapons series, 2011. Pinky & Bunny.

"the consequences are terrifying" from Class Treason Stories (2009). Pinky & Bunny, acrylic on canvas (48 inches x 72 inches).