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That's it! Thank you, Ploobis! By the way, you've officially got my favorite name on the Muppet Central boards! Awesome choice!

Can anyone tell me what those futuristic-looking puppets were from? They looked very familiar.

Don't know if you've read Dead Duck yet, but if so, I'd love to hear your thoughts!

Thanks everybody! I'll try and get more Gorch comics drawn as soon as I can!

Thanks, Beau! I'll be sure to updates folks whenever I get a mind (and the time) to create a new Gorch episode!

Thanks! Actually, my first graphic novel, Dead Duck, was just released in comic shops nationally last week. Unfortunately, my publisher did a very small print run, we sold out completely, and for reasons not entirely understood, they're not doing a second print run. You may be able to find some...

Well, it's been over a year, but I've created a new Gorch strip if anyone's still interested! You can check it out here: http://fourpanelhero.deviantart.com/art/GORCH-BUT-NOT-FORGOTTEN-7-146971592

Actually, Wild Things author Maurice Sendak was friends with Jim Henson, and I always suspected there was some cross-influence in their work, especially Jim being inspired by Where The Wild Things Are.

I agree--even as a fan of Tim Burton, his track record for working with established properties (i.e. Charlie and the Chocolate Factory) have been a bit lackluster. Jonez really seems on the ball with Wild Things. Now, I heard the Creature Shop build the monster bodies, but the heads were CGI...

Thanks! There's a new one every Friday!

Hi! I'm Jay Fosgitt, aka Lowercasegods, longtime Muppet Central member and professional cartoonist. I just wanted to announce that I'm working on "DEAD DUCK", my first graphic novel, which comes out November from Ape Entertainment. And today, I've launched the online Dead Duck comic at...

I know this has nothing to do with the Muppets of my Gorch comic, but for those who don't know, I'm working on "DEAD DUCK", my first graphic novel, which comes out November from Ape Entertainment. And today, I've launched the online Dead Duck comic at Apecmx.com. If you follow the link you can...

As a huge fan of both the Muppets and Scrubs, I loved this episode! Well, I loved two thirds of this episode--I really can't get into the three new interns, but that's irrelevant--I loved the way Bill Lawrence (the show's creator) wrote this episode, and the dialogue he gave the Muppets. I...

I'd bet that once they're collected into a trade paperback they'll be sold at Borders. Borders doesn't tend to sell a lot if any single comic book issues.

Well, it's been four long years, but I'd say it's been well worth the wait! Great work as ever, Dave!

I'm still thinking their were character likeness issues which made him take these severe liberties in drawing the Muppets. That, at least, wouldn't be the artist's fault, more Big Boy's, I think.

Ooh. I see what you're saying. It definitely puts a halt on wanting to rag on what we perceive to be a bad artist. It definitely gives you pause to think before you insult someone's work. It certainly does me, anyway...

If you're looking for a campaign to get you aboard the Muppets comic book, I'm starting it here, Dave! You're the best there is, man.

I think it stands for Ain't Even an Artist. I go back to my theory that he was a big Big Boy dishwasher who was paid for drawing the comic in discarded floor fries.

Part of me is glad this long lost "treasure" has been brought to the Muppet fan masses...but the other part of me feels like it owes everyone a big ol' apology because this is so horrible. The apologetic side has overpowered me. I am sooooo sorry. Curse you, Big Boy, and your off-model...