Second Arms and Ether of Fabulous February

The Man of Science is here. See, he's talking about space as evidenced by this wonderful illustration of a ringed planet; it's green too! But hey, by the final panel he's wearing overalls. What gives? Slink over to today's economy-grade Arms and Ether to find out.

Dullards' side note:
I actually began the day with an entirely different strip and ran into drawing disaster, perspective peril, proportion pile-up, etc. Instead of trying to fight through the pain, I said, "f*#k it" and started with plan B. "Lower your standards," said William Stafford. And I say, "Aye aye, Cap'n. Aye aye."

So here's the work log:
8:25 - 8:48 Rough in first strip, then take a break
8:57 - 9:25 Start 2nd pass. Uh oh. This isn't going well. Go read the paper for an hour.
10:21 - 12:00 Start a new strip and finish it. Much better.

Pops

Here's a video of Lawson Inada reading some William Stafford at a Stafford Tribute at the SOU Hannon Library recently. Dad's not only the Poet Laureate of Oregon, he's also adept at taking his grandson to see Paul Blart Mall Cop. Pops is definitely multi-class. Video by Angela Howe-Decker and Mark Decker for the Ashland Daily Tidings.