The Real Superheroines of Hive Valleya webcomic, by Matt S. LawI actually went a full 24 hours without touching my surface or going online. Luckily I had the last panel already uploaded and scheduled for Monday. I could not find internet anywhere to save my life. There is free internet in Carlsbad at the senior center and the public library, but their internet access has apparently been down for a few days.

The Real Superheroines of Hive Valleya webcomic, by Matt S. LawMary may have bitten off more than she can chew, taking on the premier super beings from China. Of course she has Moon Girl to watch her back. Unless of course, she is sitting back and watching Mary get humiliated and possibly eating popcorn.

KICKMAN, LLC (a web comic)by Matt S. Law (a web comic creator)Chapter 29: Skuttlebutt, page 05Grayhawk is in a moral quandary. Kickman and Lady Crane, less so.I think most people would be okay with letting an investigator of dubious character perform important life-threatening work against a grave threat. But Grayhawk is one of those silver-age heroes, who wants to keep anyone from getting killed.

The Real Superheroines of Hive Valleya webcomic, by Matt S. LawCaption this panel: "Hey, Mary, baby... I kneed you!" ...or... She got Yanged!I uploaded this panel from my house sit in Oceanside, with Sammy the cat sitting on my lap.

The Real Superheroines of Hive Valleya webcomic, by Matt S. LawWhat?? An actual super hero Vs super villain battle?? It seems like it's been a while. Well, I guess Miss Victory fought Octobriana twice last chapter, but those were more like "I'm so much better than you that I'll just defeat you between camera frames" fight. Miss Fury did have a good couple of panels fighting Madame Muscle.

JAVA JAGUAR (a webcomic)by Matt S. Law (a webcomic creator)Who do you call to deal with an infestation of samurai civets?I am currently safe from the fires that are incinerating the Los Angeles area. I am about 100 miles south of the danger zone, so not worried about evacuating. In about three weeks though I am supposed to be sitting in Moorpark, which is about 40 miles northwest of the fires. It looks like I'll either be driving through the aftermath of the fires or re-routed a couple hundred miles to get there. We'll see how it pans out.