Ketchup...a whole buncha comics that I haven't posted

FINDING NEMO
















































FIGHT CLUB












































THE BIG LEBOWSKI














































KILL BILL VOL 2

Richard Donner's "Goonies" (1985)

Not a bad week...a little rushed, but it'll do...

Week 6 : Ted Demme's "Blow" (2001)

sorry for the delay. this past weekend was a tornado of shenanagins. The most relevant shenanegin need not be explained in detail, but its worth explaining that :ahem: funny man Brayner that was once :ahem: helping me with this comic (he only helped with the There Will Be Blood Week, and the term "helped" is used pretty loosely)...well anyway, that guy Brayner is no more. He's off the project and probably out of my life. Good riddance.

Enough jabberjawin, here's the comics


Munchie Monday








Toothy Tuesday








Whinney Wednesday








Tentacruel Thursday








Franzia Friday








Enjoy...no word on what next week will be... I need to study like a sonbitch for a test i have on friday...i'll worry about week 7 after that.
ciao

The Rest of Week 5 : Ted Kotcheff's "Rambo:First Blood" (1982)

I dont know if I like this week or not...thoughts?

Preview of Week 5: Ted Kotcheff's "Rambo:First Blood"(1982)

Week 4 : The Coen Bros.' "No Country for Old Men"

Spoiler Alert Week 3 : P.T. Anderson's "There Will Be Blood"

so i kinda hastily threw together the first post last week. apologies.
i haven't had a computer for the past few weeks, a problem that was very recently remedied. I'm now back on the grid, though im taking my sweet time getting my new lappytop up to snuff.

Anyway, a brief introduction.

This blog, The Spoiler Alert, is my third and final comic experiment for the University of Connecticut's daily newspaper The Daily Campus. If you didn't already guess from the ten comics preceding this post, each set of comics is themed after a particular movie.

Also, unlike my last two comics, I've called in reinforcements to help me write this one. My friend and fellow funnyman Brett (Brayner) has lended his comedic vision to this project. For that, he receives half the credit, half the adoration, and a goldfish named Nemo.















































keep readin em, we'll keep writin em...until late april