M.R.O. #9, The Cats Pajamas

Hey, we're back! Matt and I are both super busy, so it's quite likely we won't be posting new comics every week for the next few weeks. Bummer, huh? Well, I'll probably post other stuff on Tuesdays, until I can get some more comics made. We'll see.

Tim

Monster Roy Orbison & The Revenge Of The Cats

Here's that Special Thing I talked about last week. It's a cover for a nonexistent comic book. Soon I'll have the variant cover, because I know how much you comic nerds love those.

Tim

M.R.O. #7, The Boracle, Part 3

Here it is, folks. The conclusion to The Business With The Hippie. I genuinely hope you liked it, because it was really fun to draw and write.

A Note: Did you know that free webcomics feed on page-views? You can help provide sustenance to this comic by clicking on any of the handy "share" buttons at the bottom of the posts. Every time someone shares our comic, a monster gets its wings or whatever.

See you next Tuesday.
Tim

M.R.O. #5, The Boracle, Part 1

And so begins the epic Boracle Trilogy of Monster Roy Orbison and that Kid. Come back next week to see what happens next.

Tim

M.R.O. #4, The Monster Man With The Monster Plan

Hello, friends. Matt and I would like to thank all of you for your support of our little comic strips. The response has been great. Thank you.

If you haven't yet, please like our Facebook page.


Tim

M.R.O. #3, Monster Boy Meets Monster Roy

Post number 4 makes this an entire month of free comics. We have a lot more to come, so see you next week.

Tim

M.R.O. #2, Alone Time In The Bathroom--Every Man's God-Given RIght

Welcome back, friends! Here's the second comic, which feels like a bigger deal than the first. Come back next week to meet one of our other friends.

Farts,
Tim

M.R.O. #1, Problem Solver

Hello, and welcome to Something Something Comics. This is Tim, writing to you from the backyard of a stranger's house. I cowrite these strips with Matt--the other half of SSC--and draw them with a lot of direction from him.

Our aim is to release a new strip every week, and make you puke with laughter and revulsion or whatever.

Before we began creating these strips together, I was doing a drawing every day, as a way to procrastinate from my other writing responsibilities, and posting them to my tumblr. One night, I decided to do a drawing of Roy Orbison as a monster. Many people seemed to like it, Matt in particular. One thing led to another, and we started making these strips together, and I successfully started a project which I could use to procrastinate full-time from my other writing works.


We hope you like what we're doing, and if you do, you share it with every single person you know. 

Tim