Hubris Comics

Hubris- Reality, and TV

Jun22

by Greg Cravens on June 22, 2018 at 12:01 am

Chapter: Comic

Don’t forget to click on a couple of project wonderful ads… They close up shop in a week or so.

Also, finally getting around to the site upgrade, and fixing some of the broken links you guys have pointed out to me. Waiting on prices for various things. I apologize that I haven’t given time to the business end of Hubriscomics.com lately, but you know how it is… life and all.

And thanks!! I see that two people have bought Stanky Creek Outdoorfest T-shirts off the Zazzle page (it’s the button down the left side of the site that says ‘Outdoor Galore Store’) Wear ’em with pride! I assume you’re also part of Team US, or one of the other nice folks who’ve sent in applications. I’ll be including everyone at some point or other.

└ Tags: Lowell, paste, Sportsmart Pro Team, stickers, T-shirt

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Climb Time!

May20

by Greg Cravens on May 20, 2018 at 10:46 am

Posted In: Blog

Memphis TN has a new climbing gym. https://www.memphisrox.com

My son has been. I’m going, but there’s always work to do, and I haven’t forced the time yet.

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└ Tags: Climbing Gym, Memphis Rox

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Last Chance to Dance

May09

by Greg Cravens on May 9, 2018 at 7:59 am

Posted In: Blog

Well! Feelin’ForYa and DarknessShallFall had different reasons that maybe I didn’t have their team applications. Maybe some of you have the same issue. So, one last chance is more than in order! Here’s the form. It’s up to you to somehow figure out how to wrangle your info onto it and get it back to me at hubris@comcast.net

Good luck! ApplicationB

└ Tags: application, Outdoorfest

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Lin’s Blog

Dec16

by Greg Cravens on December 16, 2017 at 5:37 pm

Posted In: Blog

My buddy Lin does a fun Blog… that makes me feel old.

When you’re twenty years old and scrambling to find out what it is that you’ll be doing for a living, life comes around kinda swift. Then you work for a few years and suddenly there are a lot of people who are twenty who don’t recall ANY of the places and faces that were instrumental and so important a mere… wait, THIRTY years ago? Yeah, it’s nuts. The early years of my career- and more importantly to this BLOG LINK HERE the early years of Lin’s career- are a source of nostalgia in this town…

└ Tags: Lin Workman, Rock 103

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Ms. Coates’ CLUE Class

Oct05

by Greg Cravens on October 5, 2017 at 1:42 pm

Posted In: Blog, Dirty Pictures

So, there I was, minding my own business, when I’m invited by my kid’s CLUE teacher from a couple of years back to come to the school where she’s teaching now.

And… get this… talk to the CLUE class about Cartooning.

Mind you, these are the smart kids, so heaven only knows why they’d want to know about expressing themselves through illustration…

So, I went, and handed out some handy, if slightly dated, handouts about how many different kinds of cartoonists there are… you can tell the age of the handout because it says something dumb like “CD/DVD covers” instead of “Podcast graphics”

And after I filled the kids with all the cartooning knowledge they could ever need (assuming they’ll ever need any) I left. Which gave Ms. Coates the opportunity to force the poor youngsters to draw EDITORIAL CARTOONS! Yes, the most despised kind of cartooning in repressive societies everywhere. The kinds of cartoons that regularly get Egyptian and Syrian cartoonists jailed and their families threatened.

Can you believe what freedom-loving hooey they let teachers pass on to our treasured offspring? Man, we better hope there’s no reactionary, ego-driven, heavy-handed regime takes root here or those kids are in for it.

Anyhow, here’s some photos!

CLUE cartoonists