Fotographical Friday: Batman reads Peanuts.

Fotographical Friday: Hulk shave!

I cut my head shaving but I couldn’t see the wound. I asked my seven year old to put a band-aid on it. If you thought he picked it out you’d be wrong. I did.

Fotographical Friday: Flash Gordon’s Mystery Machine.

Fotographical Friday: C-list Superhero Week: Enviroman.

 
In 1991, my friend Jamie, who was also a video producer, asked me to write a humorous script for an industrial video with an environmental bent. So I came up with this idea of a lame superhero named Enviroman – not really a superhero as much as a nutjob who fancied himself a superhero. When I acted out the idea for Jamie he suggested that I play the character myself. (I assumed it was meant as a compliment so I agreed to do it.)The client loved the idea and we went ahead with preproduction. We had pictured his costume as something out of a laundry hamper – long underwear, a towel for a cape and so on – but the client had other ideas. They wanted this character to be an on-going proposition – a mascot or something like that – with a “real” superhero suit. So off I went to our local professional theater company to have a custom-made costume created. Never have I been so thoroughly measured for a garment.

A few days before we were to start shooting, a higher-up in the company read the script, freaked out because it was funny and shut the whole thing down.

And I ended up with the suit. After all, it didn’t fit anyone but me.

C-list Superhero Week: Captain Ocular Oops.

Fotographical Friday: The eternal Boxing Day.

Was asked to draw my version of Harley Quinn.

Was asked to draw my version of the Joker.

“Drawing with my kid” week: Captain Tallhead.

  
I drew the superhero; my son drew the “T” and the star (could be mistaken as a flower). 

Theme song

Spider-jammies,
Spider-jammies,
Does whatever Spider-jammies can,
Can it swing from a web?
No, it can’t.
It’s made from 100% polyester, not silk.