For whatever reason, a lot of people enjoyed Pajaro Pete, so here he is again. Astute readers will notice he's become ambidextrous for the sake of convenience - hopefully you will find it in your hearts to accept that a sentient Latin penguin with prehensile flippers can somehow also be a southpaw.
In frowny face news, webcomicker Karen Ellis has lost her apartment and all of her belongings in a fire. As she tries to rebuild her life, I am contributing the only way I know how (by drawing a shark on a surfboard and putting it up for auction).
On the block through March 30th is the Wonderella Gift Set featuring a signed, sharked copy of the book and some other goodies, including a Wonderella papercraft not available anywhere else!
There is also stuff from other creators and you can check those out too I GUESS. This is notably the only time Warren Ellis and I have ever teamed up on something, but maybe we can hang out someday and talk about the government or werewolves whynot. I think I would like that.
The Wonderella Gift Set raised over $80 for Karen Ellis' Fire Charity Drive! Since I am not handling the dispersal of said product, I'd like to use this tiny newsbox to thank everyone who bid and/or won!
Also, in case you have not seen the little button at the bottom of the page, Wonderella is also on Twitter! Yes, for some reason this has happened. Feel free to check it out if you are one of the dozen remaining people on the Internet who does not hate Twitter yet.
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