In a psychedelic Gray vs. Grey single panel web comic, Peter the optimistic green genie says to focus on goals not obstacles. Max, the cynical blue genie says his obstacle is always the locked goal door that can only be opened with the success key.
Gray vs. Grey in Color and the Great Blue Stone Monolith Alien Part 7. The Great Blue Stone Monolith Alien is annoyed because his acolyte is not listening to him, but playing on his phone....
In a psychedelic Gray vs. Grey single panel web comic, Peter the optimistic green genie says life is not about waiting for the storms to pass, but learning to dance in the rain. Max, the cynical blue genie says and learning to dodge random lightning bolts.
In a psychedelic Gray vs. Grey single panel web comic, Peter the optimistic green genie says big journeys begin with small steps. Max, the cynical blue genie says unless you have to leap a canyon because a pack of wolves are about to eat you.
Gray vs. Grey in Color and the Great Blue Stone Monolith Alien Part 5. You're never too old to achieve your dreams, the trick of old age is remembering what they are.....
In a psychedelic Gray vs. Grey single panel web comic, Peter the optimistic green genie says to strive for progress and not perfection. Max, the cynical blue genie asks if Peter is going to get on a plane built with that in mind.
Gray vs. Grey in Color and the Great Blue Stone Monolith Alien Part 4. The mightiest oak tree was one a tiny acorn. But the levitating acolyte being from the desert knows nothing about oaks. So the monolith has to refer to a cactus....
A bit different. Part 2 of trying out some black and white toons that are not Gray vs. Grey in Color, but rather NOT in color....not everyone is thrilled about losing the COVID mask mandate, especially ventriloquists who move their lips...
In a psychedelic Gray vs. Grey single panel web comic, Peter the optimistic green genie says that more successful people ask better questions so they get better answers. Max, the cynical blue genie asks why.
Gray vs. Grey in Color and the Great Blue Stone Monolith Alien Part 9 Long Live Rock!
In a psychedelic Gray vs. Grey single panel web comic, Peter the optimistic green genie says to focus on goals not obstacles. Max, the cynical blue genie says his obstacle is always the locked goal door that can only be opened with the success key.
Gray vs. Grey in Color and the Great Blue Stone Monolith Alien Part 7. The Great Blue Stone Monolith Alien is annoyed because his acolyte is not listening to him, but playing on his phone....
In a psychedelic Gray vs. Grey single panel web comic, Peter the optimistic green genie says life is not about waiting for the storms to pass, but learning to dance in the rain. Max, the cynical blue genie says and learning to dodge random lightning bolts.
In a psychedelic Gray vs. Grey single panel web comic, Peter the optimistic green genie says big journeys begin with small steps. Max, the cynical blue genie says unless you have to leap a canyon because a pack of wolves are about to eat you.
Gray vs. Grey in Color and the Great Blue Stone Monolith Alien Part 5. You're never too old to achieve your dreams, the trick of old age is remembering what they are.....
In a psychedelic Gray vs. Grey single panel web comic, Peter the optimistic green genie says to strive for progress and not perfection. Max, the cynical blue genie asks if Peter is going to get on a plane built with that in mind.
Gray vs. Grey in Color and the Great Blue Stone Monolith Alien Part 4. The mightiest oak tree was one a tiny acorn. But the levitating acolyte being from the desert knows nothing about oaks. So the monolith has to refer to a cactus....
Comic book parody cover for The Mighty Bor, God of Blunders. 40 pages of the God of Blunders doing nothing but hammer curls!! Flexy-flexy!!
A bit different. Part 2 of trying out some black and white toons that are not Gray vs. Grey in Color, but rather NOT in color....not everyone is thrilled about losing the COVID mask mandate, especially ventriloquists who move their lips...
In a psychedelic Gray vs. Grey single panel web comic, Peter the optimistic green genie says that more successful people ask better questions so they get better answers. Max, the cynical blue genie asks why.
