Wild speculation

Yeah, okay, but listen to the theme music from Life On Mars before you call me a liar.

And now that my pointing-out-things-that-seem-like-other-things credentials are established, feast your eyes on this little comparison.
On the left: The Reverend Jack Cheese in The Ren & Stimpy Show, originally broadcast 1996.
To the right: Odin Quincannon from out of Preacher, published 1998. 1998, people.

Exhibit B: The Demon, volume 3 issue 49, July 1994.
So guess who can't realistically claim never to have watched Ren & Stimpy? That's right, Ennis, your days are numbered. I'm blowing the lid on this thing. I'm going all the way to the White House. You can call this PREACHERGATE.

They give you an ultimatum

Music to blow your spine? That was way off. How about music to kill your wife and child? The music in question is by The Roads, and this is a promotional piece I've done for them (presented here in an alternate form with my godawful handwriting on it.)

Two lessons in perspective

There's a lesson for us all here, and I think it might be that I should treat any inspirations arriving after one in the morning with deep suspicion.

You have the right to remain DEAD

Not pictured: violence.

Well all I got to say to you is time and time again I say

Hmm. Still not rock and roll enough...

Everyone's Grudge

Yes I know it's awful, but it's been in my head for years. Now I've drawn it and I am finally free.

By the way, is it Tonberries or Tonberrys? I always sort of assumed it was a proper noun, especially since the first one I encountered was a 'Master Tonberry' in FFVII, which sounds like a name, with an honorific and everything. So I was all set to write Tonberrys, except then I found my hand writing it as Tonberries instead. And the internet seems to agree with that, by general consensus. Even though they're not actual berries. They still freak me out, anyway; I don't care how much comedy bumping into each other they do in FFIX.

Anyway, just be thankful I didn't scan the Judge John Dredd picture.