| 2 comments ]

Hell o friends... what follows next is my version of the Dark Lord swiping away on the day of reckoning. The style was based on a previous comic i used to do for SESSION skateboarding magazine a couple of years ago called "No dogs body". This one is not finished yet but is being pitched for a new comic book brought out by Mark Kannemyer (Lorcan White" early next year. He might not go for it because its more of a cut and paste than it is drawn but the sense of humour is still there so i hope he goes for it. It was the first time i ever did something in Afrikaans and it felt a bit weird making something out of childhood fairy tales that used to keep me awake at night... If old Nick pulls in here one day i hope it would be like this or rather this is how i envisioned it... with all those penis balloons firing randomly at all the humans running like sheep all along the beach. I should probably ad some trumpets too. I got the devil from the first Slayer album called "Show no mercy" but i will talk more about that when the blasted thing is finished ! So here is a sneak peek of the tale simply called BOK NAAI.

And then just to top it all off i thought i would add this pic as a bonus. This our man Magus Anton Szandor LaVey (1930-1997), Founder of the Satanic church and one of his rocking cocktail parties at his house in S.F.By the looks of it he certainly seems to know how to entertain. How can any person actually take religion seriously with costumes like this ! Jaxon pointed out that they look quite similar to priests in the Catholic church...I agree, if the nuns walked around in the nude with black rubber animal heads they could completely relate.


And then there is the quote of the month "We are looking for a few outstanding individuals..." on the opening page of the Church of satan website and i thought to myself. "I could be that individual..."


WEB - www.churchofsatan.com (Good for a laugh)

SONG OF THE HOUR - "South of heaven" - SLAYER - 1988



2 comments

Jaxon Rice said... @ November 15, 2006 2:46 PM

In my church they all looked like that. Good times.

Jason said... @ November 15, 2006 8:20 PM

Yes, it was inevitable - like seeing the loose wheelnut on an 18 wheeler - it was just a matter of time...

Post a Comment