The dreaded Puppy Cow recently defiled Steve Napierski's Dueling Analogs. Here's the original strip, "Strap Yourself In..." and here's Puppy Cow jumping in to ruin it all.

But wait, there's more!

I'm working on a totally creepy animation starring puppy cow. Here's a quick color test:



I'm also actively looking for a place to make art toys and plushes out of Puppy Cow. If you have any leads, please let me know. Oh, and the sick thing has a facebook fan page as well.

I didn't really advertise it since I didn't really have any Yellow Peril stuff ready, but I attended ConnectiCon over the weekend. I did a short convention report over at the podcast. And if you head on over there, you might catch a glimpse of the horrendously cute PUPPY COW!

While I'm at it, here's some link love to the folks that made this convention totally awesome for me:

• Gigantic love to Kev and Blondie for letting us stay at their place.  Check out their comic, Caf-Fiends.


• Big heaps of love to Linsday Wailes for driving us all up.  She makes awesome bags that you can buy!


• Nick debuted his comic, Oh Perilous World.  Good to have you back, man.


• Yuko-chan kicked my ass at the Art Fight.  But that's okay.  She's sitting with me at SPX!  I will have my revenge.  Always check out Johnny Wander.


• Ross was working his ass off.  You can see him comic at The System.


• You should know that Steve Napierski is really freaking tall.  And fucking funny.  Catch his Dueling Analogs Monday through Thursday.


• There's more link love at the Super Art Fight recap.

Wanted to share this email I got from AZM reader Charm City Shinobi:

Jamie,

I saw your posts on your blog and Yellow Peril about the auction to help out with the oil spill. My friends and I started a group called Designers Giving Back and we've been down in Mississippi for a few weeks now helping out with various things, from providing resources to volunteers to building homes for the numerous Katrina victims still displaced. We're currently working with the National Audubon Society to create a documentary showing the real effects of the oil spill, the shots they're trying to censor from the news. Our website is http://designersgivingback.com, and if you like what we're doing, could you give us a shout out on your blogs so we can help spread the awareness?

Thanks, much appreciated!
Dann a.k.a. Charm City Shinobi

Pretty freaking awesome, Dann. Designers Giving Back is accepting donations for room and board and travel or if you want to give directly, you can send money through their Razoo campaign.

Source: Designers Giving Back

There are times when you need to fight against stereotypes and misconceptions, when you need to rise up above expectations, when you need to break free of expectations. And then, there are times when you just need to represent!

When last we met Prince Gomolvilas he was talking about his sister's breasts. Awesome. Well, he's back again with 21 reasons why the movies 21 and The Last Racebender suck. The thing I love about this is that Prince perfectly explains all the reasons why I can't stand Hollywood race washing without sounding like he's preaching or talking down to anyone. It's funny, it's brilliant, it must be shared.





Racebender opens this Wednesday. In protest, I will be paying money to see Karate Kid. That's right, I fucking said it. And popcorn, bitches. I'm buying full price mother fucking popcorn!

The gang over at Robot Comics just announced their brand-spankin' new iPhone app for Yellow Peril! You can download it now for free! You can browse the latest comics or check out the story-based archive. There's also a comment section that allows you to choose your own YP themed avatar.

So if you've got an iSomething device and want to take some Yellow Peril on the go to show your friends, grab the app and share with everyone!

Oh, and if you head over to the Robot Comics website, I designed their new logo. Wave "Hi" to the cutie robot!

Source: Robot Comics

In celebration of nothing in particular, I've created three new shirts that are now available for purchase. Please be warned, Mysoti takes a while to ship things so if you're planning on getting any one of these as a gift, order at least a month ahead of time. And they now offer XL and XXL sizes which I know some of you have been asking about. So without further ado, let's take a look at the new gear!



This is something special for all you Doctor Who fans out there. You know those Daleks have a soft spot for the UK.



Next up is a classic quote from this strip from April. It's now a better known fact that powers of awesome are best transmitted through the eating of the corpse.



Finally, a warning to all those who fawn those cute little pandas at the zoo. Yes. They are cute. They are also bears. And they will fuck you up.

So there you go, three new fun things to cover your body with! And if you do order, please send action photos, especially if you're eating someone else to get their powers.

Artist Carly Monardo is collecting a group of webcomic artists together to donate pieces for a charity auction, Web-Comics Auction For The Gulf Coast. The auction will launch in July.

I am participating and would like to get some input from you all. What kind of piece from me would you be willing to bid on? I'm going to be doing some kind of ink illustration on bristol so you'll get an original piece from me, but I'd like some input. I do have a two-page homoerotic short comic starring Cyclops and Logan that I've been kicking around in my head meats, but I'm not sure anyone would want that or if that would be appropriate for a charity auction. So if you all have any ideas, please send them my way. If enough people ask for the same thing, that's what I'll do. I'll take suggestions until next Wednesday, June 23 and then document the process with some video (I hope) and photos.

Some of you may or may not know this already, but before I launched Yellow Peril, I set up a podcast to sort of track the development of the strip. I didn't widely publicize it or anything, but I thought it would be nice to have some sort of record of what I did to launch the thing. I've been recording on and off depending on how busy the week is. You can check out the archived shows at that page and see some sketches and other random stuff.

At the end of April, I asked for some reader questions on the fanpage that I would answer on the cast and got a pretty decent response so I'm doing it again. Meant to do it at the end of May but things got away from me. So, if there are any questions you'd like to know about Yellow Peril or me or whatever, ask away and I'll record my answers sometime early next week.

Oh, and here's a link for the previous reader questions cast.

Robb Pearson used to be an anti-illegal immigration activist. He blogged against illegals, went to meetings, attended rallies, and even hosted his own rally. But the longer he associated with people in the movement, the more he reflected on just what all of this anti-illegal immigrant rhetoric was really about. And he came to some startling conclusions about himself.





This two part interview was filmed as part of the 9500 Liberty documentary which is heading to theaters for limited engagements this year.

In late 2007, Prince William County, Virginia enacts a law requiring police officers to question the legal status of anyone they have "probable cause" to suspect of being an illegal immigrant. The decision caused a uproar in the Prince William community. Filmmakers Annabel Park and Eric Byler decided to give voice to the residents and local businesses affected by the crackdown. 9500 Liberty gives us a real-life, ground eye view of this controversial battle that has spread far beyond the confines of suburban Virginia.