Who's knocking?

This would certainly be an unnerving combination to show up at your door. 

If you'd like to see more cartoons about monsters and missionaries, I invite you to visit the Transylvania Central Mission, a subsidiary of the Ward Cartoonist website! I'm not the only one who thinks they're a good mix!

Sketchbook: Somebody's watching you

On further reflection, I should have put the lifeguard chair next to the River Styx.
 

Hooked on you

Since we're coming up on the death of summer...
 

Ask an expert

 It’s often surprising to discover people who enjoy family history!

Going green

I thought about using this idea for Valentine's Day. Running with the idea today meant that I could use the patented Disney Evil Green in the background. 

Happy St. Patrick's Day — stay safe out there!

 

Oh, Babylon!

Have you ever had the experience of singing a hymn and hearing it in a different way than you ever have before? 

 

Sketchbook: Death mask

As Count Rugen said in The Princess Bride: "If you haven't got your health, then you don't really have anything."

My guess is that Thanatos qualifies as essential personnel. 

A helping hand

I was reading about someone who said they got help from the other side when they were doing some family history research. So I went there.

Monday Sketchbook: Reach out and touch someone

It's the thought that counts.

Down on the river

I was really torn on this one, trying to decide whether it was OK the way it is or if it needed a caption. A couple of captions I tried on were: "Death takes a fishing holiday;" "Bob wondered if there was a deeper reason this fishing hole was secret;" and "Hey! What are you using for bait?" That last one didn't work very well because Death is fly fishing.

So what do you think? Did I make the right choice? Should it be captionless? Aaargh! The struggles of cartooning!