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Don't know her name, but I sure do know who you're talking about! There was the one girl Muppet from season 1 who danced with Animal and was always dipped violently, then the other girl from season 1 who often danced with Rowlf. Man, I wish they'd bring those two back. They put any of the Crank...

I met Frank Cho once. He's a nice enough guy in person. And I like that he coincidentally uses the same type of markers that I do (Micron Pigma markers), which makes me think I may be doing something right. No doubt that his artwork rules, especially given that he's completely untrained, save...

Anything Muppet, I just had to tell you that your icon rules!

That was wonderful, Vic, especially Beaker surrounded by Freddy and Jason. That alone deserves to be a wallpaper.

Vic, buddy, boobalah, y'know I've always got yer back. So why no love for yer ol' pal lowercasegods?

I was at the Motor City Comic Con in mid October and found a bootleg DVD with all the old episodes of Hong Kong Phooey, plus a Captain Caveman DVD. Kinda wish i woula bought 'em, but oh well...

Let me begin this by saying these crushes were from when I was a kid, so please don't cast some "Man, wadda freak!" kinda vibe on me when I begin this. But back in the day, my main Muppet crush was Kira from ther Dark Crystal, with Mokey following close behind (which I mentioned in a related...

Hey, guess what! I actually met Rob Paulsen, the voice artist who played Pinky and Yakko! He was a very cool guy, and autographed a caricature I drew of him with his most popular characters!

Mokey was the calm in the storm (and I mean that in a good way) of Fraggle Rock, and a very wonderful character. Please don't think less of me when I say I had a crush on her when I was a little kid. Well, it was between her and Aileen Quinn who played Annie. But if I'd been born a Muppet, Mokey...

Man, if you could just make me a little more jealous, that'd be great.:crazy: I'm a cartoonist, and I enjoy what I create, but seeing what you produce makes me wonder what I'm doing wrong! Your stuff is so lush, and even though you're drawing established characters, your style is so unique and...

I think the main reason Jim kept the Sam & Friends characters separate from his later Muppet creations is due to their appearance. Jim built the Sam & Friends puppets himself, and though they were of a higher quality than I could ever hope to achieve, compared to the puppets Jim later built with...