Gun Show - a comic - it’s not for children…that pretty much sums up this comic. It is anything and everything it wants to be at any given time. That doesn’t make sense? well, you try to describe the wonderful oddities that spew forth across this comic landscape. Here’s the Bio for author/artist K.C. Green:

Born on a cold day in February in 1987, I have come to know comics are a true friend and a common enemy. After many an attempt at webcomics, I try once more and started Gunshow in September of 2008.
Currently, it is my only source of income, but that is not saying a lot.

Gun Show doesn’t really fit in a mold, and doesn’t try to be any one thing. It is gold, and you need to read it.

I’m always tossing around ideas in my head for comics and characters. Since I work at a used book store, naturally one of those ideas centered around clerks in a, you guessed it, book store. Bookends was an idea I had tossed around to do daily exclusive content for my store’s website, a panel humor strip similar in the vein of PVP. I never got past character creation, but I may revisit it one of these days.

Giving us some time to work on the next storyline, we’ve got an awesome Guest writer for Dan’s Guide to the Ladies. The Always Astonishing Megan Maiden lends her wit to the Konamis, and stay tuned when we’ll have a brand new adventure next week.

So attack of the guest week concluded on Friday for me over at Monster Commute. It was such a fun weeks worth a strips to draw and great characters to play around with. Thanks again to the Effervescent Dynamo Daniel M. Davis, for the time to play in his house. In case you missed it here are the last two pages from my stint at monster commute.

Be sure to check them out next week when Denny Riccelli takes the wheel. Good luck out there adventurers!

Guest week continues with day 3 of Monster Commute. If you missed it here is yesterdays comic: