Sketchbook Sunday: Unused Cover -- Amazing Arizona Comics #4

Initially, Amazing Arizona Comics #4 was going to feature Dust Devil rescuing the Arizona Cardinal from the Colonel, who was determined to deep fry the football fowl.  I eventually opted to introduce Lou Ferrigno and the Marijuana Catapult, instead, but not before this cover was drawn, blatantly swiped from Savage Dragon #56 (because I love Savage Dragon).  This wasn't the only unused cover for AAC #4; this issue went through many changes before the final product.

And, because this post expands the cast I introduced in The Fast Food Wars, here's another player: Wendell, whose uncle was so determined to establish a burger chain based on his cute niece, he dressed up his nephew to create her.

Sketchbook Sunday: Remember Herman Cain?

Welcome to another Sketchbook Sunday!  We continue, dusting off the 2012 Presidential Election . . .

Remember Herman Cain?  This time last year, Herman Cain was still making headlines as a viable voice in the Republican Party . . . with only the occasional mention of his role as CEO of Godfather's Pizza in the '80s and '90s.  To me, that was the most interesting part of his persona -- at one time, he was a part of the fast food war in America, as a Godfather, to boot.  What if the President of the United States was, at one time, the Godfather of a pizza chain?

"Im going to pass a bill you can't refuse . . ."

***Sketchbook Sunday Bonus!***

To celebrate my wife's first Roller Derby bout yesterday, here's a sketch I did while we were waiting for Greg Fitzsimmons to come on stage at Stand Up Live last year.  Beware that mobile meanie, Killer Queenie!

Reunited . . .

. . . and it's understood! Sheriff Joe tweeted this photo with a certain fast food funnyman, but this isn't their first time together! Check out the cover to Amazing Arizona Comics #1 (at right) -- the conspiracy continues . . .