
John: Browse The Strips
Tuesday December 14, 2021

Friday December 17, 2021

Saturday December 18, 2021

Thursday December 23, 2021

Saturday December 25, 2021

Monday December 27, 2021

Tuesday December 28, 2021

Sunday January 2, 2022

Lynn's Comments: This is word-for-word from an experience I had while working on animated shows. I got a taxi to the animation studio and met this incredible young man whose outlook on life really resonated with me. Sometime later, a friend, whose life was very up and down, was going through a hard time so I wanted to give her some original art as a gift. I asked which strip she would like and she chose this one.
Wednesday January 5, 2022

Thursday January 6, 2022

Friday January 7, 2022

Saturday January 8, 2022

Monday January 10, 2022

Tuesday January 11, 2022

Wednesday January 12, 2022

Lynn's Comments: A friend who was a chiropractor allowed me to take Polaroid photos of him in his office with a patient who was in on the scheme. I wanted to show that I had done my homework!
Thursday January 13, 2022

Friday January 14, 2022

Saturday January 15, 2022

Lynn's Comments: Here is an homage to Bil Keane's comic strip, Family Circus. I'm pretty sure that every cartoonist has done this at some point.
Monday January 17, 2022

Thursday January 20, 2022

Lynn's Comments: It is so important to get timing in a daily just right. In a graphic novel, you have so much more freedom, but in a comic strip, there is only so much real estate. I had to divide this one into five panels to get the timing right.
Monday January 24, 2022

Tuesday January 25, 2022

Thursday January 27, 2022

Friday January 28, 2022

Saturday January 29, 2022

Lynn's Comments: I mentioned before that Miss Enjo was my grade school home economics teacher. As a speaker one year for "Unique Lives & Experiences," I appeared at the Orpheum Theatre in Vancouver and the real Miss Enjo was in the audience. I was delighted to see her after the show. Not only did she read my strip, she remembered me—and she gave me a kimono, which I treasure. She also explained that "Enjo" was not a common Japanese name. She thought it had been changed by the Canadian border staff because her family's original name was difficult to pronounce. She was a great teacher and seeing her again was wonderful.
Sunday January 30, 2022

Monday January 31, 2022

Tuesday February 1, 2022

Wednesday February 2, 2022

Lynn's Comments: I once asked Aaron what he remembered about his school days and he said, "You made the best lunches."
Saturday February 5, 2022

Lynn's Comments: Did you catch the error here? I show John with the bottle of cleaning solution in his right hand, but it switches to his left in the last panel.