Wild Penny #7

(cover art: Shawn Amberger)

Wild Penny #7, Young American Comics (2007)

I drew some 15 pages for a story called "What Ever Happened To Kid Cannon?" (written by Scott Richmond). The story was about this ex-super hero who outgrew his powers and settles as a high school teacher. We see him on his toughest battle yet... his first date.

I'll post most of the pages later...

Buy Wild Penny #7 Issue!

"The Wild Penny series features high quality short stories by a variety of artists and writers. Each pint-size issue is packed with three stories, from sci-fi to slice of life, this is the most bang for your buck!

In this issue: "Adam, formerly known as teen superhero Kid Cannon goes on an awkwardly pleasant (or is it pleasantly awkward?) first date. (Richmond, McCain)." - Young American Comics

©2007 Young American Comics, Matt McCain

Citizens 001225-009935

Citizens 001225-009935 is an artwork of mine from 2005.
A little experimental maybe. A list (below), in case you were curious for some reason, of Citizens 001225-009935:

• Citizen 001225= Revolting Farmer
• Citizen 001244= Shady Businessman
• Citizen 001247= Man Happily Whistling in Rain
• Citizen 001769= Informed Man Reading Newspaper
• Citizen 002819= Murdered Man
• Citizen 003112= Criminal Offering Ice Cream
• Citizen 003239= Woman Practicing Karate
• Citizen 003671= Postwoman Chased by Dog
• Citizen 003781= Dark Gunman Shooting Gun
  
• Citizen 004347= Obese Detective Wandering
  
• Citizen 005831= Nurse Woman Waving Finger
• Citizen 006132= Woman Figure Skating
  
• Citizen 007142= Boy with Wagon & Balloon
• Citizen 007285= Man Eager To Dive
• Citizen 007322= Man Photographing You
  
• Citizen 009272= Patriotic Man Sitting Down
  
• Citizen 009935= Little Girl Tap Dancing
  

Citizens 001225-009935 ©2005 Matt McCain

Rebel Status: George W. Bush

Presidents are elected to serve the American people, former President Bush kinda did that I guess... that one time... you know... remember... when he... look a bird! Okay! He totally sucked eggs as president, but he was a rebel nonetheless. He didn't serve the people, he only looked out for numero uno, brushing off all the responsibility of the whole "president thang". W. did what he wanted when he wanted with no care for laws & junk.

I'm sure conversations in the oval office went a little something to this effect: "Sir, shouldn't we be looking for Osama Bin Laden?" "Nah, there's a Ranger's game on right now, hehe, now leave me alone, oooh pretzels..."

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