Cheeseeee: And macaroni!

I was going to post another throwback cartoon, but realized I only had two. This is bad news. Either I do not spend enough time drawing cartoons, OR I simply publish every. Single. Stinking. Thing. I draw. If you’ve been reading since five minutes ago, you’ll probably guess that second thing.
Because I don’t have a new cartoon, or an old cartoon, or a moderately middle-aged cartoon, here is a picture of the cover to my new book, soon to be published by the New York Times because they publish books right there in their main office. It’s already been reviewed by famous people and newspapers that everybody knows the names of. It’s practically already sold ten million copies in different languages (none of them English). It’s also got a movie deal in the wings. This is big stuff, people. Are you sure you’re ready for it?
Okay.

Also there’s a lot of semi-nudity, for a clean blog. I’m not entirely comfortable with that, but since the underwear-clad youth is clearly a moron, let’s not feel too bad for him, though he is showing a shocking amount of belly-button.

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