A couple weeks ago, Lit Brick began it’s SALUTE TO OZ.  Here’s the first five strips.



bradofarrell:

troutcave:

And here’s a little Story Wars / Lit Brick crossover action, because why not.

THIS IS A GOOD CARD

Thank you!  Admittedly, a deity would probably be a TAD overpowered in the game itself, but I’m pretty sure I’ll still draw her onto one of the blank cards.  I’ll be shamelessly making cards for ALL of my webcomic characters eventually.

bradofarrell:

troutcave:

And here’s a little Story Wars / Lit Brick crossover action, because why not.

THIS IS A GOOD CARD

Thank you!  Admittedly, a deity would probably be a TAD overpowered in the game itself, but I’m pretty sure I’ll still draw her onto one of the blank cards.  I’ll be shamelessly making cards for ALL of my webcomic characters eventually.



And here’s a little Story Wars / Lit Brick crossover action, because why not.

And here’s a little Story Wars / Lit Brick crossover action, because why not.



Sporkman has grasses at his fingertips!


In what is quite possibly an abomination of nature, Sporkman and Lit Brick have now merged into a single comic.

In what is quite possibly an abomination of nature, Sporkman and Lit Brick have now merged into a single comic.



Now THAT’S some targeted advertising.

Now THAT’S some targeted advertising.



This is, arguably, the most adorable thing I’ve ever drawn.

This is, arguably, the most adorable thing I’ve ever drawn.



Today’s Lit Brick, in which I try to vicariously punch Piers Anthony via fictional characters.

Today’s Lit Brick, in which I try to vicariously punch Piers Anthony via fictional characters.



Lit Brick vs. Edgar Allan Poe’s “The Black Cat.”

Lit Brick vs. Edgar Allan Poe’s “The Black Cat.”

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I felt bad about completely forgetting Thursday’s Lit Brick, so enjoy this instead.  It’s Quick Brick!

I felt bad about completely forgetting Thursday’s Lit Brick, so enjoy this instead.  It’s Quick Brick!

(Source: litbrick.com)