The Weeaboondock

“I’ve got keikaku, I’ve got the best keikaku.”

Read what he’s saying when you pick up a print copy this weekend!

Voting Dreamers

Fueled by opposing ideals, Trump and Hillary will determine the future of the free world in one final fight!

By Alissa Sallah

To Be Fearless - Part 6

Part 1   Part 2   Part 3   Part 4   Part 5

To Be Fearless was Illustrated by Alissa Sallah and adapted from a conversation between Donte Woods and Youth Director, Lydia Browning.

To Be Fearless - Part 5

Illustrated by Alissa Sallah

Adapted from a conversation between Donte Woods and Youth Director, Lydia Browning.

Produced with support from the Greater Columbus Arts Council

Part 4

Part 3

Part 2

To Be Fearless - Part 4

Illustrated by Alissa Sallah

Adapted from a conversation between Donte Woods and Youth Director, Lydia Browning

Produced with support from the Greater Columbus Arts Council

Part 3

Part 2

Some may say we took it too far.

This is a web-based zine/anthology based around Donald Trump x Shonen Jump. The pun itself is merely a starting point; there are no genre rules other than it just has to involve Señor Trump!

We’ll be posting sketches and process images throughout September, and final comics and illustrations will go up early October! We want Donarudo Turumpu to be proud (no we don’t).

We will also put out a small zine collection at Cartoon Crossroads Columbus!

Now I’m sure by now you’re all sick of hearing about Trump and all of his awful shenanigans, but imagine it this way: It’s close to election time and there would be no better time to push this monster of a thing out. I mean, if Clinton gets elected, Donny Boy will just fade out of fashion, no longer a hot topic. And if Trump gets elected by some freak collapse of good-will, well that’s the End of Days and no longer funny.

To Be Fearless - Part 3

Illustrated by Alissa Sallah

Adapted from a conversation between Donte Woods and Youth Director, Lydia Browning

To Be Fearless - Part 2

Illustrated by Alissa Sallah

Adapted from a conversation between Donte Woods and Youth Director, Lydia Browning