Wonder Woman and Ruby Bridges

BLACK HISTORY IS AMERICAN HISTORY

Dang–Where’d I Put the Keys?

Now that I am in my fifties I estimate that I spend about 20% of my waking hours looking for things

D-Day

This cartoon is dedicated to my uncle Ted Robertson. Ted was a paratrooper in the 82nd Airborne during the Second World War and was dropped on both Normandy and Nijmegen.

Cleaning Out the Garage

I wanted to try my hand at recreating a classic Wonder Woman cover. So, this is my take on the cover of WW #37. I like the idea of my Wonder Woman finding Charles Moulton’s Wonder Woman stored in her garage.

That’s the Last Time I Wear a Skirt

As I pored over images of Wonder Woman in old comics and on the internet I kept coming across different pictures of her caught in the jaws of a dinosaur. I surmised  that it is an iconic image (right up there with Wonder Woman in chains or riding a bomb) and ripe for spoofing.

Dateline: Italy

Originally, I was dreaming up comics about Wonder Woman’s domestic life. Then I realized that she was thousands of years old and I could show her being present at famous moments in history, like Woody Allen’s “Zelig”. It is also my first comic character crossover strip. It shows her with Willie  and Joe from Bill Mauldin’s WW II comic “Up Front”. The comic was inspired by a photo I saw of Marilyn Monroe hugging American soldiers stationed in Korea.