Dale Martin, Cartoonist

Ah, to live the carefree live of a beachcombing vagabond... At least this fellow's got a friendly little dog to warn him of impending danger, if he'll but listen! The Fool represents new beginnings, having faith in the future (with a pinch of beginner's luck), and believing in the universe.

Stepping from the misty reaches of Egypt's 19th Dynasty, it's Ramesses II! Inspired by the statue of this pharaoh on the campus of the University of Memphis.

Mwah! Kisses to you!

If you're one of the thousands of fans who thrilled to the first issue of The Dragon Templar, this is the shirt for you!

If you crave more green in your life, here's a whole city full of it!

It's a blue monkey. He's sad because he misses your smile...

Watusi #41's cover features the talking dog getting ready for a throwdown against Professor Harvey's latest bucket of bolts! Get ready to rumble!

I finally got around to telling Watusi's origin in #40 of his comic! This cover has as much Silver Age flavor as I could give it ... without resorting to go-go checks that is!

This little cartoon dog isn't scared of snakes, whether of the no-leg or two-leg variety!

Do you need some merch with my Smeary Soapbox Press logo on it? I sure do!

This fan favorite issue of Watusi features his journey to the crime-ridden island paradise of Isla Esmerelda! If you loved the story, wear the shirt proudly!

Do you need some merch with my Smeary Soapbox Press logo on it? I sure do!

Beloved Memphis signage in its new home at Railgarten.

Hand shadows are hard. I haven't gotten any better at them since this "Continuity and Vine" strip was first published, either...

Vote like it matters ... & let people know you intend to!

Jack Kirby (1917-1994)’s contributions to comics– both in terms of characters and stylistic conventions– have rightly earned him the nickname “King.”

Watusi #24's cover featured a Halloween gag in homage to "It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown"! I hope wearing this tee it gets you better treats than a rock!