Welcome to the “About” page, where, uh, you can learn all kinds of things about Lead Paint Comics, like–
WHAT IT’S ABOUT:
Lead Paint Comics is about the secret poisons and hypocracies of life, like a coat of lead paint around a child’s toy. It’s also about boobs, barfing meat golems and girls with time portals in their crotches. (We cover a pretty wide thematic berth here). If you want to see some examples, here are a few of our more popular comics:
Flux Capacitors Not Required
Not the Answer I was Looking for
Pilgrims Beware
Career Day
Tongueplay with Eliza Dushku
Hopefully the Similarities are Perpendicular
WHEN DOES IT UPDATE:
A new comic is posted every Sunday, with a new blog post appearing every Wednesday.
I’M PRETTY LAZY, HOW CAN I KEEP UP WITH YOUR COMIC WHILE EXPENDING AS LITTLE EFFORT AS POSSIBLE?:
You can join us on our Facebook and Twitter pages, where you will be reminded about new updates each week. You can also subscribe to our RSS feedwith your preferred feed reader, something like Google Reader, if that’s your fancy.
If you don’t use any of this stuff, I don’t know what to tell you. Tie a ribbon around your finger, write a creepy lipstick note in your mirror, tell your cat to remind you, whatever works for you best.
WHO MAKES THE COMIC:
Lead Paint Comics is written by Mike Cornnell and Dana Wulfekotte. Dana handles all the drawing, and Mike handles most of the Web site.
WAIT. WHO THE HELL ARE THEY?:
Relax. I was just getting to that.
Dana is a professional animator and illustrator. She has been employed on various children’s cartoons pretty much since she graduated college, which I guess has been 4 or 5 years now. She currently lives in NYC, and with a decent running start, can throw a toaster the length of a football field. Her interests include enjoying the occasional fine nacho and having a radiator that sounds a lot like a clumsy rapist.
As for Mike, after years of having basically every menial job you can think of, the last one being a janitor at a large construction site, he finally landed a permanent gig as a writer at a Philadelphia B2B magazine about a year ago. He writes all kinds of things for them, but nothing the readers of this site would possibly be interested in, he promises!
OKAY, WELL, HOW DO I GET IN TOUCH WITH THESE DORKS?:
Mike and Dana can be reached at mail@leadpaintcomics.com, or through our Facebook or Twitter pages. They also read every comment posted directly on the site, and do their best to respond as quickly as possible.
