New Teefury for Jeffro - Sept 29 - One Day Only!

Tomorrow, September 29th - one day only - I will have a new shirt on Teefury! The sale will start tonight at Midnight and run until Midnight tomorrow. If you are a fan of the Doctor or art history parodies, stop by and check it out.

New Short Stories!

What's coming? Why, it's time for a new Short Story! Tell your friends. Tell your folks. Spread the word about free online comics!

Hey Dandy! Where did you get that head?

Hello everyone! I believe this is my first post on the PCS blog. For shame to me, but here I am and hopefully will be much more in the future!!! Recently, I was given the opportunity to design an event invitation for the Philadelphia on Stone book launch party on October 23 at The Library Company.

It was a lot of fun to draw and I think I learned some new styles. You might notice an touch of Edward Gorey, especially in the background drawing. You check out more on my website and the LCP blog!

Original Los Pollos Hermanos Shirt up on TeeBusters

For the next couple days, TeeBusters, a shirt company out of Ireland, will be selling a shirt I co-designed with Mike Giacopetti. This was the original design. Teefury sold a variant that was kind of a KFC parody. But Mike and I are both very happy to see this finally get out there to a wider audience.

PCS Book 03: The City of Lotherly Brove.

“I’m So Excited!” - Jeffro Kilpatrick
It is with great pleasure that I announce the release of the Philadelphia Cartoonist Society’s third comics anthology. This one is titled “PCS Book 03: The City of Lotherly Brove.” It is the group’s swan song to the city we all know and love.
You read more about it here and buy your copy here.
Keep your eyes peeled for an Official Book Release Party in the next few weeks.

Monster Mondays Comic Strip

Hey gang! I just started a new comic strip.
You can sneak a peek at it here and read bout it here.
Let me know whatcha think?!

Ed McKeogh's Comic Story Laboratory

In '08 (maybe '09?), a local library invited me to teach a 2-hour class on making comics. I dove in and created a mini-comic as a "syllabus" to convey information, jumpstart some creative thinking and demonstrate how to assemble a mini-comic. However, it didn't take long to realize I'd bitten off more than I could chew: There was far too much information to convey in such short period of time, let alone an 8-page mini-comic. I recycled the mini-comic and added a touch more information in '10 to teach a series of classes at Artworks on the Square. [I'll post the first page here; the remainder are at my blog.] Enjoy!