Step 1)

I have made available for purchase some of my finest Bobby Mono works. You can take it home, put a bow on it, maybe teach it to fetch and/or lay on the wall.



Step 2)

I somehow convince you to transfer the monetary product of your daily labors in exchange for said works of art.

Step 3)

I begin swimming in my money bin.

Nobody puts baby in a corner. Nobody!

I'm in the sketching/writing phase of a Bobby Mono centered werewolf comic at the moment. Something that I think will end up being pretty frieking hilarious. This is the problem though.

With the last serial comic I tried, "The Totally Electrifying Life and Death of my best friend the Frankenbunny", the longer it got the more I could think of ways of stretching it out. Since I didn't start the project with an end in mind, the end I settled on just to put it to rest, sucked.

In most werewolf films, the ending is always the werewolf gets taken down with a silver bullet. I can't kill off the character I'm working with so...If you have any great ideas on how to end a werewolf comic with a joke, I'd love to hear your input. Maybe your input will inspire me to greatness.

So the big question is....how do you end a story about a werewolf in a way where the werewolf doesn't die and just moves on with it's life being a werewolf some of the time? Think on it and let me know what you think.

I'm stuck.


Bobby

I'm the middle of making up some CD's for the contest winners of my album cover contest at the moment and I thought what the heck.

I have about 7 albums worth of unreleased pretty good quality Ambient/Techno/Breakbeat/Drum and Bass stuff that I made between 1994-2004. If any of you are into that kind of thing drop me a line with your address and I'll send you one of the greatest hits Cd's I'm making with papposileno's winning album cover art on it.

I have a few random songs up on myspace right now under bobby mono if you want to check it out.

Thanks

Mr M.