I joined a gym earlier this year. It went really well, but life more or less got in the way. It’s a good thing my gym buddy wasn’t Zed. I probably would have stopped a lot sooner.

This brings an end to Zed’s New Year’s thing.  Yeah, took me long enough to get it finished.  I’m not gonna give ya any excuses.  I’m a slacker.  blah.

So the program I used to use for this strip (PhotoImpact Pro 11) crashed on my lappy.  That’s part of the reason I haven’t done a T&Z in such a long time.  I recently found my PIP 10 installation discs, so I figured I’d reinstall and resume the strip.  But 10 doesn’t want to read the 11 files I had, so that was awesome.  I spent the better part of my internetless day yesterday learning how to recreate the comic’s feel in CS3.  Not perfect, but I’m happy with the results.  There may be some new changes to the look and feel of the strip as I learn more and more advanced bits to Photoshop.  Hope ya dig it.

Stay tuned

Apparently there really IS a Zombie Cookbook!  A few of them, actually… You can get them from Amazon in Paperback OR Kindle format!

Come see me at STAPLE! in Austin this Saturday!  I’ll be there with Thomas Overbeck of Times Like This fame.  We’re going to be holding table 80 in place.  It’s got legs and a wide gate so I’m guessing we’ll have our work cut out for ourselves.  Come by and say “hi!” 

If you’ve been living under a rock for the past few months, there was this cute li’l movie that came out last summer called Julie & Julia starring Meryl Streep and Amy Adams.  The film simultaneously follows two storylines; we learn how the life of cooking sensation Julia Child and her journey to bring French cooking into American homes influences the life of writer Julie Powell.

Iintially I did not have a strong desire to see the film, but my mother put the DVD on after Thanksgiving dinner and I was too tired to get off the floor to drive home.

You can always check out the movie’s wiki or IMDB profile for loads more info than I could give you.  The best way to learn more would probably be to just pick up the movie don DVD or Blu-Ray!

Click one of the links to purchase Julie & Julia on DVD or Blu-Ray:

from Amazon.com.

Happy New Year, everyone!  What are your resolutions?  Do you even do resolutions?  I don’t.  Just don’t.  I hope you resolve to read the comics I’ll be doing this year.  Since there’ll be more of ‘em an all.

All that headbangin’ can’t be good for your brains.  Unless you’re preppin’ a nice li’l breakfast for Zed.

Incidentally, you can find one of them nifty titanium sporks on the Think Geek website: http://www.thinkgeek.com/homeoffice/kitchen/8ace/

I happen to own one and I find it to be absolutely wonderful!  One can never have too many of them, either.  So feel free to send one to your favourite zombie webcomicker (aka me) for Christmakwanzukah!

If you are unfamiliar with Schrödinger or his cat, you can check out the wiki.  I swear it’s hilarious if you’re down with the geekness.

Gotta admit, though.  This one comes courtesy my buddy Hunter.  He’s such a nerd, yo.

That’s a brilliant way to keep bill collectors at bay, right?  Sic the zombies after ‘em?