Mr. Police Building

A scale model of Mr. Police Building, the famous cartoon character, who graces "Noble Head Funnies" #1, 3, 4, 5, and 6 with his august presence.

Spittoon's Invention

John Porcellino writes the 30 (or 17, or 37) year history of the White Buffalo Gazette. Part I, Bruce Chrislip and Steve Willis.

Cover above by John Miller. Lettering by Jeff Zenick. Issue unknown.

http://johnporcellino.blogspot.com/2011/02/history-of-white-buffalo-gazette-pt-1.html

Spider Cow!

Spider Cow! Spider Cow!
Knows how to do what a spider knows how.

Is she strong? Listen, Bud!
She chews radioactive cud!

What is John Brown's problem?

Find out in NOBLE HEAD FUNNIES #5!

Mr. Kitty Fluff says, "If this issue isn't 32 pages of unmitigated delight and hilarity, I'll devour my sombrero and vomit the dingly balls."

Noble Head Funnies #5 is now in print!

The fifth fun-tabulicious issue of Noble Head Funnies is now in print!

Mr. Kitty Fluff 's Medicine Show is traversing American Space and Time. Black Rayed Sun, Spittoon of Hidden Delights, and the Nobility Boys are along for the ride. John Brown, Confucius, and the Battle Terrapins make their first appearances. An old nemesis returns. Life gets Keelerian for the gang!

Plus, cigars, hot wings, black squares, and Goat Gland Baseball! Plus, the fourth installment of our serialized epic, WAR AND FLEAS!

Noble Head Funnies will make you as merry as old Potiphar among the inlets gay. Break out the Hadacol and start a-readin'!

It should soon be available at:

http://fanaticpress.com/

http://poopsheet.ecrater.com/

You can also get a copy from me. Inquire within.

[Special thanks to Allen Freeman, Brad W. Foster, and Richard Polt.]

Coming Soon: 30th (arguable) Anniversary Issue!

(Above: White Buffalo Gazette Vol. Frim Fram Sauce, No. Gib Can Vote, May 1997. Drawing by Eric Schaller.)

Maximum Traffic is preparing a new issue of the White Buffalo Gazette.

Bruce Chrislip published the first City Limits Gazette in November of 1980. So, if you consider CLG and WBG to constitute a continuum (consideration being a basic human right), this will be the thirtieth anniversary issue.

And that's not all you have to celebrate. Harry Stephen Keeler was born November 3, 1890. Mark your calendar.

Twitter.com/HarrySKeeler



Cover by Chad Woody. My colored pencils.