Comics
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Five Ways to Love a Cockroach A dispassionate look at love gone wrong. |
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The Discovery of Spoons A story of creative desperation amidst the tedium of the corporate workday. Winner of the 2005 Web Catoonists' Choice Award for Outstanding Use of Flash! |
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The Widow Reminisces Over a Plate of
Vegetables A story of love and sacrifice. |
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The
Unusual Education of Suzy Finnegan A free sample story from the archives of Picture Story Theatre. When the overacheiving daughter of overacheiving parents brings home an unsatisfactory grade, she is sentenced to a fate worse than summer-school: she must spend the night studying in the room of her mysteriously absent sister. |
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Lucky
Kiss A free sample story from the archives of Picture Story Theatre. Cool-kid Martin Singh plans a death-defying stunt, but if he's going to succeed he needs to collect his lucky kiss from just the right person. |
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The
Little Bear Who Knew Fear A free sample story from the archives of Picture Story Theatre. The cowardly little bear is envious of his big, scary siblings. But when a strange human offers him his heart's desire, he learns a lesson about being careful what you wish for. |
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Picture Story Theatre Picture Story Theatre is an ongoing anthology of short stories inspired by picture books, fairy tales, and cartoons. Freely mixing whimsy and horror, we strive to capture both the innocence and the dread of childhood. Due to the frequently dark and sometimes violent themes of some stories, PST is not intended for children, despite appearances. |
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Instructions
for Use My contribution to Whispered Apologies, Ryan North and Joey Comeau's "Whispered Apologies," where artists submit unscripted images, and writers fill in the story afterward. (Note: While there are no dirty pictures in my contribution, the subject matter is not entirely work safe.) |
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Mug A story of tedium and trivial escapes. |
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Amy vs. Li'l Mell Yes, it's Shaenon Garrity's Li'l Mell! This is a silly little comic paying homage to one of our favorite creators and one of her most memorable characters. |
