A Multi Dimensional Discussion of Laziness

The inhabitants of the Super Ordinary Living web comic have noticed the distinct lack of updates in the last few weeks.  Okay the last few months.
I could come up with lots of excuses, but the facts are that SOL is a hobby project that I started to learn more about making comics and to build up some skills.  And there have been lots of other things going on in my life lately.  So, to the dozen people who read Super Ordinary Living and to the inhabitants of that SOL Universe that I have created, I offer the following installment by way of apology.
There will be more SOL coming in the days and weeks ahead if all goes according to plan.

New SOL: A Few Words From Darci, Age 8 and 1/2

My name is Darci.  I'm the star of Jay's web comic.

Now Jay worked hard all weekend drawing comics about what happened at my house.

So you better click on Super Ordinary Living, and go read the new episode.

It's all about me.  I show that skinny Mr. Domino how to be a polite house guest.

If you are good, you might get to play Angry Birds on Nebulus' qPad.

But only if you're very nice.

Why aren't you clicking on the Super Ordinary Link?

Don't make me call my mom.

You won't like my mom when she is angry.

Mom's an emergancy room nurse.

And she deals with tougher characters than you everyday, Buster.

Quivering Palm SOL Method

Who knew the characters in Super Ordinary Living knew the Quivering Palm?
They don't, but Runner, Kaptain Freedom's side kick, looks like he means business.
I'm working on a new episode of SOL and hope to have it up soon.
Until then, Talk to the Hand!

Super Ordinary Preview

Kaptain Freedom has been itching to get his hands on Baron Von Domino.
And I have been itching to get another episode of Super Ordinary Living, my web comic, published.
But Kap and I don't always get what we want.
Computer problems and ordinary life conspire to delay the latest adventure.
But rest assured that new SOL adventures are being cooked up in the kitchen.
Soon, but not quite yet.
Stay tuned...
Until then, I offer up the gripping preview pic above.
Gripping....Get it?
Hey, at least I'm not cooking them up in a Volcano!!

Yes, Mister Obvious, we know.

Kap's Kirby Krackle Spiral of Doodling

Thrill to the Ultra Kirby Krackleness!

Spin in the Doodly Spiral of Doom!

Kaptain Freedom is caught in this weeks Sales Conference Doodle of Boredom!

See more of Kap, at Super Ordinary Living Comics.

New Episode of Super Ordinary Living: Enter the Kaptain

Kaptain Freedom is reading the new episode of Super Ordinary Living, my continuing web comic.
What are you waiting for?
Kap and his sidekick, Free Runner, have almost caught up with Baron von Domino.
But the First Kenturian might not have the firmest grasp of reality.
Go read all the Episodes at Super Ordinary Living.

Kaptain Freedom at Super Ordinary Living

I’ve posted a special Kaptain Freedom cover of Super Orbital Luminaries over at Super Ordinary Living, my web comic.  Click the link to check it out in detail.

It shows the classic Golden Age struggles between Kaptain Freedom, the First Kenturian and Baron von Domino.  And Yes, that is a trash can lid Kap is wielding just in time for the release of the new Captain America Movie on the 22nd.

  My Omnibus Komic is a tribute to (okay complete rip-off of) a classic World War II cover of Captain America #23 drawn by Syd Shores.

Syd was one of the best inkers of the golden and silver age, but he also did original pencil work for Captain America, Lorna the Jungle Girl, and lots of horror comics.  (Honestly, I did not know about Lorna until after I had named my Jungle Princess Zorna.  Life is just weird that way.)  He also did cover work for "mens" magazines in the 50s.

He served in WWII with Patton and was injured in France in 1944.

Syd died in 1973.  You can learn more about him at Wikipedia.

I hope you enjoy my homage to his classic work.  I learn a lot by studying these classic artists.
--Jay "Make Mine Super Ordinary" Larsen