Is cube-head (you?) influenced by Calvin from Calvin and Hobbes at all? Because I'm getting a very Calvin-y vibe (for lack of better description). I like Calvin and Hobbes quite a bit, so it amused me that much more.
P.S. Do you think you might have Seasonal Affective Disorder? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seasonal_affective_disorder I was looking it up for the heck of it, and "Symptoms of SAD may consist of difficulty waking up in the morning, morning sickness, tendency to oversleep as well as to overeat, and especially a craving for carbohydrates, which leads to weight gain. Other symptoms include a lack of energy, difficulty concentrating on completing tasks, and withdrawal from friends, family, and social activities. All of this leads to the depression, pessimistic feelings of hopelessness, and lack of pleasure which characterize a person suffering from this disorder"
made me think of you, especially since you've been gunning lots of those points in the last two or three chillier months.
Hah! I'm flattered. If there are any similarities to Watterson, they're not intentional, but I don't doubt that they're there. Calvin & Hobbes is the greatest comic strip of all time (you already knew this) and I've read all of the collections many times over.
I *definitely* suffer from S.A.D. It's not even a matter of conjecture at this point.
Your comics still put a smile on my face. :D
ReplyDeleteIs cube-head (you?) influenced by Calvin from Calvin and Hobbes at all? Because I'm getting a very Calvin-y vibe (for lack of better description). I like Calvin and Hobbes quite a bit, so it amused me that much more.
P.S. Do you think you might have Seasonal Affective Disorder?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seasonal_affective_disorder
I was looking it up for the heck of it, and
"Symptoms of SAD may consist of difficulty waking up in the morning, morning sickness, tendency to oversleep as well as to overeat, and especially a craving for carbohydrates, which leads to weight gain. Other symptoms include a lack of energy, difficulty concentrating on completing tasks, and withdrawal from friends, family, and social activities. All of this leads to the depression, pessimistic feelings of hopelessness, and lack of pleasure which characterize a person suffering from this disorder"
made me think of you, especially since you've been gunning lots of those points in the last two or three chillier months.
Hah! I'm flattered. If there are any similarities to Watterson, they're not intentional, but I don't doubt that they're there. Calvin & Hobbes is the greatest comic strip of all time (you already knew this) and I've read all of the collections many times over.
ReplyDeleteI *definitely* suffer from S.A.D. It's not even a matter of conjecture at this point.