Ganerda's Business: 2011

Tuesday, September 20, 2011

FROST AND MIKO - WHERE ARE WE?

Hello Frost & Miko Fans! Ken Jr. aka "Johnson R. Ducks," cartoonist of F & M here.

Well, I am sorry to say that this concludes the posting of "Frost & Miko." Rather abrupt end, eh? There are ten to twenty more strips, half of them pencilled, half of them inked, all of them embarrassing! They feature, as the last bunch have, Hack-boy and Su yapping away and not much Frost & Miko!

We will see...Will I find the time and desire to ink the last few strips? Maybe, maybe not, but this concludes the regular weekly posting of the Frost & Miko comic strip.

I hope you had fun with the squirrel and ostrich on their wacky adventures! After this comic strip, they evolved into PLUS-MINUS of "STOP MAKING CRAP" by HAFJAK DIVIZ. What will their next incarnation be?

Farewell, Frost & Miko Fans! Thank you for reading!

Sincerely,

Ken Jr. alias this and that

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FROST AND MIKO 116

...NOT to be continued next week!

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FROST AND MIKO 115

...To be continued next week!

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Tuesday, May 24, 2011

FROST AND MIKO - AUTHOR'S NOTE

Hiya folks,

It's Ken Jr., creator of all things Ganerda, here with some notes regarding your favorite comic strip "Frost & Miko."

Firstly, my humble and sincerest apologies to anyone who has been offended by the strip.

Secondly, posted below is the copyright form for "Frost & Miko." This is the third posting of this document on this blog. The "Frost & Miko" comic strip was written and drawn by myself way back from 1994 to 1996 and was copyrighted then, too. I cartooned the strip in my mid-twenties when I was young, dumb and invincible, when all of life's tragedy was far away, impossible and laughable.

Thirdly, why haven't we posted the whole stack of "Frost & Miko?" Why do we post it from week to week? To keep you coming back to Ganerda's Business!

Lastly, here are some background notes on "Frost & Miko." Like a good cartoon daddy, I love and want to protect my little creations. One of my worst fears was the kidnapping or theft of my cartoon babies. Much of this is expressed in "Frost & Miko."

During the 90's when this strip was created, the scariest monster cartoon eater was the Disney corporation. Working in cartoon animation, I heard of and witnessed many cartoon kidnappings, thefts and murders. All this fear and loathing of losing my cartoon babies went into "Frost & Miko" in the form of "Mickey Rodes." Mickey Rodes is the tied and bespectacled rat character who represents the worst of Hollywood's wheelers, dealers, movers and shakers. He is always trying to take advantage of little Frost & Miko, and that's a good thing because it makes for good strips!

Happy days, thank you for clicking in, and have a grand Ganerda week!

Ken the Juniors