In honor of the debates, enjoy these tunes.

Lest anyone get the wrong idea: don’t steal fruit, kiddos.

It’s a good thing I didn’t decide to do “The Rabbit Spaceman” instead, because it looks like that’s pretty well taken care of.

Take heart.

Always eat your greens.

This is one of the more amazing things I’ve seen.

(If you lack the proper software to see it, there are some alternate versions here.)

When the opportunity to draw a fox in a zoot suit presents itself, you have to take it.

The once subcription-only comics over at PV Comics are now free for everyone to enjoy.

I’m starting to have dreams about rabbits in hats…

Even murderous teddy bears need love.

I wonder if Mr. King would do the same for comic creators.

The second panel pretty much sums up how I felt all day today.

Here’s another very pretty webcomic for your perusal.

Rabbits rabbits rabbits.

If you’re yearning to hear more of William Shatner’s musical stylings, you can go here to hear the whole album. It’s oddly appealing.

Just trying to move things along.

Gotta catch ’em all.

(If you’re confused, this will explain all. Also, you can see a slightly larger version of the picture here.)

Man, it’s all cold, wet and gloomy outside and I’m lovin’ it.

Oh yeah, new comic.

Silence is golden.

I should probably give partial credit to Theraflu for today’s comic, as I’ve been in the thrall of its medicinal mojo all day.

In another piece of Rowland-related news, he’s started a new “diary” comic. Its volume knob is turned up to eleven.

Man, I had so many false starts when drawing today’s comic.

Oh, my achin’ head.

As you’ve noticed (unless you didn’t, in which case, try hitting the reload button), I’ve redesigned the site. I think it’s a little more pleasing to the eye, and hopefully you agree.

I’ll probably be tweaking a few things as time goes on, and I still need to revamp the links section. There’ll also be some new additions, such as a cast page for the comic, and another page for new readers. I figured I had enough done to start putting things up, though.

I tested the new design pretty extensively on the various browsers out there, and it seems to work pretty well across the board. But, if anyone runs into any problems with it, lemme know.

They don’t show “To Catch A Rabbit” very much, anymore. It’s a bit too intense for the kiddies.

Now that’s some pixel art.

Did you know that rabbits, foxes and raccoons can all swim?

Of all these comics, I think the third one’s my favorite.

Talking heads help to move the plot along.

“The vital components are Hydrobun and Oxybun.”