I often wonder if there is only one picture of me in this self-portrait.
This is definitely a self-portrait, the character in the novel as well as this cartoon.
This is me in a mirror… at least, filtered through my own self-concept.
Grumpy, square-headed German-American me.
Pirate me when I cannot talk like a real human being and need a wooden-headed puppet to interpret for me.
The character Superchicken (on the left) is a self portrait of me at twelve (in the novel). Sherry Cobble (on the right) is NOT me.
Milt Morgan is also a me character. But this picture is based on a school photo of me at ten.
‘Nuff said.
High school Senior me.Me as a Charlie Brown/Peanuts character. This was created on an APP, and then photo-shopped by me.
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The self-portrait I use on the backs of paperback novels.
The science-y version of me from the novel The Bicycle Wheel Genius.This post is probably evidence that cartoonists should probably not portray themselves.
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