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And Jan makes at least one appearance in this Habitat for Humanity video http://www.habitat.org/videogallery/FlaVideo/VidPlayer640x480.aspx?video=CWP09_ClosingCeremonies.f4v (last 30 seconds or so).
Welcome back, Jan. Your munificence is magnificent.
-JG
Happy anniversary to John "Close to Home" McPherson who started on this date in 1992. Today John reigns over a comic empire of calendars, books, greeting cards, speaking engagements and licensing projects.
Gosh, 1992?
Other notable 1992 events:
1) Mall of America opens in Minnesota
2) Brett Favre makes his first start for the Green Bay Packers.
3) Prince Charles and Princess Diana officially announce their separation
4) I notice my first (and thankfully last) grey hair.
Thanks, JM. Many, many more!
-JG
Head on over to Richard's blog for more fan art. So cool!
-JG
So many great day-to-day calendars coming out in 2010. BTW, if you need them, I can get you a severe discount on 2009 calendars.
-JG
See all the delicious sports/family-related comics here. Wow! Eight years? This industry may have stolen my youth, but they'll never get my immaturity.
-JG
Go read Scott Nickel's fascinating interview of Lucas "Imagine This" Turnbloom.
-JG
* Please pay special attention to Q #12. Sometimes, it takes a special kind of courage to make that kind of acknowledgement.
You know what I mean, the thing that everyone desperately wants to say but instead they say, "Nice hair, Skunk-Boy" or "When's Your Water Due to Break?" or "You Still Stunt-Doubling for Rosie O'Donnell?" or "You shoulda kept your paper route."
I, for one, salute your bravery, LT. Godspeed.
One thing I don't like to do in public is blow my own horn; as my religion forbids it. But sometimes a fleeting glance of fame can make you throw away all your convictions. For further questions, please contact William Faulkner.
So I'll commence blowing and instruct you to take a gander in the fourth panel of the 11/24/2009 Lio.
Should we make 2010 "The Year of Getting Glynn into Your Comic"? Let's think about it for a few days before we rush to judgment like we're Nancy Grace or something.
-JG
