I won't say which I think are terrible or overrated but I can say one that I used to enjoy but drifted away from - Ctrl-Alt-Del.

I know it tends to be the 'bad guy' of the webcomics world due to Buckley's infamous reactions but that's not why I quit reading. I just wasn't feeling the jokes like I used to. Same could be said for Penny Arcade but I've found myself hitting up the PA site for other things. With CAD... not so much. I do still try to celebrate Wintereenmas when I can. = )

I know, not the same as overrated or terrible but that's the best I'll got.

I like to hit up a movie whenever time, money, and motivation allow.

Ya' look downright dapper.

Our strange, strange bridge.

The Frog Bridge in Windham, CT sports the two items our chunk o' dirt was known for - Thread and frogs. Four massive (copper?) froggy statues sit atop four giant spools of thread. As neat as this sounds, it's more strange than anything.

Ya' see... The sculptor made the frogs seem a bit too human in both shape and pose. So, at first glance, it seems as if we have four spools topped by four nekkid anthro frogs looking in all directions on our big bridge to nowhere. o.O

Humans. We're a Damn scary group of critters when we want to be. Be it as individuals or as a group, nothing is quite as scary as ourselves.

Case in point: Horror.

Sure, we have plenty of stories about monsters and demons and aliens and animals and whatnot. We have Far more stories (both fictional and factual) about individuals doing terrible, horrible, no good, very bad things to other folks. That's not even counting the stuff done by people in groups or done to other animals.

We can be a truly scary crew of critters when we wish to be. A thought that's unnerving in and of itself. o.o

If I told you that, people could easily come find me & I wouldn't be able to be alone there now would I? o.O

It's a toss-up between 'Adventure Time' & 'The Regular Show'.

RS proves that the standard sitcom formula can work really well in a short format. Something I'd like to see more of in Live-Action shows.

AT strikes an amazing balance between light-hearted fantasy & dramatic themes without feeling like the Alan Alda years of M*A*S*H. Again, I think this works because of the length of the episodes.

As in Sfè Monster? Indeed, I do. = )

Floppies: 'Atomic Robo' (when I can find it), 'the Underburbs', and any books that catch my eye.
Digital: 'ELDRITCH!'
Webcomics: 'Kiwi Blitz', 'The Paul Reveres', 'Skin Deep', 'Also, Bagels', 'Ginger's Bread', 'Minor Acts of Heroism', and a few others who's names have escaped me at the moment.

Batman: The Animated Series.

I would fly through the air with the greatest of ease. Then, I would probably head west to harass family and friends.

I was about 24 when I started it up. I posted the first strip on a whim at my deviantArt account a year prior. I had been paying for my own site for a bit so I just hosted it off my existing space.

Around six years come 2.27.2012, though it has suffered from a number of droughts due to other work and (early on) school.

The strip? It's called Biff the Vampire. It's "the misadventures of a Vampire far from home".

It's comedy strip about a vampire named Biff who is new to the U.S., fresh from Romania. He has to make his way in a land that he doesn't quite understand along with work, life and dealing with his roommate/landlord. Think of it like the old TV comedy "Perfect Strangers" with a dash of Anna Rice.

If you're curious, you can find it at http://www.SillyVamp.com/

I'm working on a short arc tonight; sifting through old jokes and notes written on the road to see what grabs me.

The next few installments of my strip, Biff the Vampire. After a hectic opening to 2012, I'm finally able to devote some proper time to it.

I'm a little under the weather but feeling better than yesterday. Trying to get some bugs worked out of a project.

And yourself?

What... like in a young girl's heart? How the music can free her, whenever it starts? o.O

Well I think it's magic if the music is groovy. I mean, it makes you feel happy like an old-time movie.

Man, I can tell you about the magic and it'll free your soul, but it's like trying to tell a stranger 'bout rock and roll.

So... I'll say maybe.

Me? I'm just your average "Artist-type" guy with a comic strip and a sharp hair cut (every now and then).

I'm following you because I dig your style and I've been a fan of your work since the days of Checkerboard Nightmare. I figured following you would be the best way to keep up-to-date on your various projects as well as possibly chatting with you if the moment ever presented itself.

Sometimes, yeah.

The same way I do every year: Drawing. = )