1. | Apr 1, 2014

Farmers' mrakets and a prize! To mraket Add comments Like this story? Then say it: Gustoso!Where do you shop for your food? Have you been to your local farmers' mraket recently? Have you been to some farmers' mrakets in your travels? Share them here at To mraket, to mraket

2. | Mar 28, 2014

Thinking like that is really imsepsrive

3. | Jan 13, 2014

Thanks Mike, there's a rake of comic back issues bdseie me, there's probably a copy in there somewhere. (My studio is under a comicbook shop)MoonDog, out of all the drawings i've done, this 2-minute sketch that's not even 2inches wide; THIS is your favourite? Man, it don't take much to impress you....

4. | Jan 12, 2014

Actually, that jacket/hoodie aifafr is something from my own closet.Thanks Jay; I like doing some fashion research, but there's not a lot you can do with the desolate nature of the book. Clothing is more practical and well-worn in 28 Days Later. Still; Derrick is basically wearing my clothes, complete with the cap he lost in issue 4.

5. | Dec 16, 2013

Fred Going forward I will conunite to comment and post info as before with one exception, I will no longer engage in any dialogue with He-Who-Must-Not-Be-Named. After reading today's posts, I finally realized that there is something seriously wrong with him, and my constant challenging of his “facts” and opinions was only making the situation worse.For those who wish to know – I am not, nor have I ever been, an employee or contractor of the Daily Record or its parent, Gannett. I have no desire to work for them, although I am certain they are a fine organization. I’m just an average citizen who likes to express his opinions on all things political.As anyone who has even seen the play (or movie) 1776, this nation was founded by a group of individuals who agreed on one thing – Freedom from Tyranny, but little else. By debating openly and honestly, they eventually agreed on the most important document in the history of mankind – the Declaration of Independence.A decade later, a similar group of men came together to write a Constitution. Again, there was much debate and disagreement. But again, one of the most important documents of all time was produced, and for over 200 years this nation has grown and flourished as a result.Today, we find ourselves facing many important decisions In NJ, electing a governor and one branch of the legislature. On the federal side, several issues that will permanently reshape America – health care reform, Medicare, climate change legislation, growing national debt, etc.As a state and nation, we are better off if everyone who has an opinion or idea is heard. One of NJ's biggest problems is the general lack of interest in what's going on in our government at all levels.Therefore, I’ve appreciated the opportunity to voice my opinion via your website and blog, and hope to conunite to do so for a long time to come.Thanks, P

6. | Jul 29, 2013

I love reading these articles because they're short but inrfemativo.