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The Ink Panthers Show! 167

Mike Dawson and Alex Robinson — Jeff Manley Barfs

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Cartoonist and competitive eater, Jeff Manley steps up to the “You can’t drink a gallon of milk in an hour” challenge, and ends up barfing all over the carpet in Panther’s Lair.

Check out Jeff’s comics here, here, and here, and his now defunct diary strip Manley Days here.

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Queen - The Miracle

Freddie Mercury and Brian May talking about Queen’s 1989 album, The Miracle.

This was something that got edited out of Freddie & Me. I’d forgotten all about this sequence, and barely remembered even writing it. It’s too bad that I took it out, because looking back on it now, I think it’s pretty funny. Queen - The Miracle

Freddie Mercury and Brian May talking about Queen’s 1989 album, The Miracle.

This was something that got edited out of Freddie & Me. I’d forgotten all about this sequence, and barely remembered even writing it. It’s too bad that I took it out, because looking back on it now, I think it’s pretty funny. Queen - The Miracle

Freddie Mercury and Brian May talking about Queen’s 1989 album, The Miracle.

This was something that got edited out of Freddie & Me. I’d forgotten all about this sequence, and barely remembered even writing it. It’s too bad that I took it out, because looking back on it now, I think it’s pretty funny. Queen - The Miracle

Freddie Mercury and Brian May talking about Queen’s 1989 album, The Miracle.

This was something that got edited out of Freddie & Me. I’d forgotten all about this sequence, and barely remembered even writing it. It’s too bad that I took it out, because looking back on it now, I think it’s pretty funny. Queen - The Miracle

Freddie Mercury and Brian May talking about Queen’s 1989 album, The Miracle.

This was something that got edited out of Freddie & Me. I’d forgotten all about this sequence, and barely remembered even writing it. It’s too bad that I took it out, because looking back on it now, I think it’s pretty funny. Queen - The Miracle

Freddie Mercury and Brian May talking about Queen’s 1989 album, The Miracle.

This was something that got edited out of Freddie & Me. I’d forgotten all about this sequence, and barely remembered even writing it. It’s too bad that I took it out, because looking back on it now, I think it’s pretty funny. Queen - The Miracle

Freddie Mercury and Brian May talking about Queen’s 1989 album, The Miracle.

This was something that got edited out of Freddie & Me. I’d forgotten all about this sequence, and barely remembered even writing it. It’s too bad that I took it out, because looking back on it now, I think it’s pretty funny. Queen - The Miracle

Freddie Mercury and Brian May talking about Queen’s 1989 album, The Miracle.

This was something that got edited out of Freddie & Me. I’d forgotten all about this sequence, and barely remembered even writing it. It’s too bad that I took it out, because looking back on it now, I think it’s pretty funny.

Queen - The Miracle

Freddie Mercury and Brian May talking about Queen’s 1989 album, The Miracle.

This was something that got edited out of Freddie & Me. I’d forgotten all about this sequence, and barely remembered even writing it. It’s too bad that I took it out, because looking back on it now, I think it’s pretty funny.

Q

sanchezgoeswest asked:

Hi Mike, I enjoy ur art and ur podcast. Glade it's back. I wanted to ask how did u used to balance you day job and home life and mange to get some pages done?

A

Hey - thanks for the question - I’m glad you like my work. People ask me about this quite a bit. Right now I am working mostly on a freelance basis, as I’m also home looking after the kids. I find it’s always possible to squeeze in a handful of hours at the drawing table every week, as long as I make it a priority. This past Father’s Day, I was afforded a nice 4-5 hour long chunk of drawing time as part of my gift from my wife. In non-Father’s Day weeks (i.e. every other week of the year), I just sneak down to the studio for half-hour sessions during baby naps or anywhere else I can steal the time. It helps that I am the only night-owl in the household, staying up much later than everyone else. I just need to fight the impulse to waste time online… quitting twitter was a big help.