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I just listed a couple of Spooky Doofus sketch cards for sale on ebay. They’re original pencil sketches on 2.5″ x 3.5″ sketch cards drawn by me, of course. This is an experiment on my part to see if anyone is willing to pay money for my little drawings. If the response is good enough, I’ll post some more after these are gone. If you want a sketch card, but have a specific image or character in mind that’s not currently listed, drop me line and we can work something custom out. Email me here: marc (at) spookydoofus (dot) com or DM me on Twitter @marctoons.

NOTE: Sketch card pictured here is only an example. See ebay listing for actual cards listed.

Hey, kids! If you dig the comedy/ classic monster groove of Spooky Doofus, then go check out MONSTERPLEX, a brand new feature entering the fray over at Zuda Comics. It’s written by the creative powerhouse behind the SuperFogeys, Brock Heasley, drawn by the slick David Schlotterback, and colored by Michael DeVito.
It’s a fun mix of monsters, mayhem, and movies! Go give it a good read, log in to Zuda and vote. Tell Brock Spooky Doofus sent ya!

I did this little piece of fan art a while ago for “Imagine THIS“. I don’t quite remember what inspired me to draw Clovis the teddy bear as everyone’s favorite nutty Korean dictator, but it seems natural. I think it stems from my philosophy that teddy bears in big glasses = funny 100% of the time! This little drawing even inspired “Imagine THIS” creator Lucas Turnbloom to do a series of Clovis Haloween costumes in his strip.

Thanks to the magic of Twitter, I made a new fan and got my first piece of Spooky Doofus fan art! This piece comes from Roland Perez of Metal Jaw Comics. Roland has a funny comic called Z & G featuring a zombie with a crush on Milla Jovovich, a ghost who can’t leave the house, and a whole bunch of wacky adventures. Thanks for giving Ed yet another excuse for being late to work, Roland!

By the way, I’m always open to more fan art, so if you’ve got something you’d like to share drop me a line at marclapierre at marctoons dot com.

I did this piece a couple of years ago to show some love to Benj Christensen’s webcomic, I Am GEEK! Geek is currently on an extended hiatus, but can still be found starting HERE. I became a big fan of Benj’s geek-centric humor way back when I started Boxcar Astronaut in 2007. Benj was one of the first webcomic creators I got to know online and we’ve been internet friends ever since. If you’re of the geeky persuasion, head over to Benj’s site BJCcreations.com and read up on I Am GEEK and some of the great Jenny Everywhere stuff he’s done.