• Real Name: George Broderick, Jr.
• Gender: Male
• Age: 51
• Location: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania (United States)

• Joined: Jan 2nd, 2007
• Last Visit: Oct 23rd, 2009

User Tags: all-ages creator, artist, beloved folklore icon, cartoonist, kid-friendly comic guy, writer

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Christmas Eve -- The First Lady of Yuletide Cheer 

Online at last! The COMPLETE super secret origin of Christmas Eve, the world's greatest holiday heroine and her premiere battle with the loathsome Black Peter..!

Unfinished Comic Strip Theatre 

Ah, the life of a cartoonist! Many concepts never get finished due to various reasons. Others seem like good ideas at the time but go nowhere. Here are several strips I never finished. Laziness, outside paying work or bad wiring. You be the judge.

Cool Yule Christmas Comics 

Why CAN'T everyday be Christmas?!? Now, it can! Let's share the love and enjoy these holiday entries that are warm and toasty all year long! For more Christmas comics or to experience Cool Yule comics, see my site at http://www.coolyulecomics.com

Holy Cow Comics  

Super-Fun adventures that are all over the board, all across the map and any other tired cliche you can think of concerning eclectic variety... me? I got nothing... For more Holy Cow Comics, see my website.

Bingo, The Wonder Dog 

In the awesomely grand tradition of Lassie and Rin Tin Tin, here comes a canine crusader for the new millennium... arf arf arf, yip yip yip!

Something For The Young'uns 

As part of my mission to return comics into the hands of children, here are a few "all-ages" young/beginning reader-friendly strips... more as I come up with 'em...

Courageous Man Adventures 

The Masked Man of Mettle and the Effervescent Prepubescent, Courageous Man and Spunky in a full-color internet strip! Join the Townburg Titan as he battles evil with a Silver Age flair and vocabulary that'll have your thesaurus dog-eared in jig time!

The Protectors of Earth 

Take some Marvel-style cosmic super-hero comics from the mid 70's, toss 'em in a blender with a heaping dollop of off kilter humor, add a dash of notes taken in print reproduction class and you've got, well, I'm not quite sure, but here it is anyway.