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No. 7: "Bowling For Love" | |
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No. 15: "The Zooomy Car!" |
The Flaming Carrot's Attic |
Here's a place for those sketches and what-not lying about. |
| Below are some images from the Flaming Carrot card set ... |
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No. 7: "Bowling For Love" | |
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No. 15: "The Zooomy Car!" |
| Some Non-Carrot Material... |
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"Robot Comics" Number 0 from June of 1987. Bob states in the forward that this issue, "...is the first published form of an experimental genre ...called ELECTRA-FICTION." This style can also be found in his "Adventures in Limbo" stories. Story and art by Bob Burden. | |
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"Mystery Men Stories No.1" was released in Summer 1996. This is Bob's VERSION - A format for his primarily textual works. There are a few illustrations scattered about, but the story is the thing. The Mystery Men have been appearing in the FC Comics for some time now. | |
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"Gumby's Summer Fun Special" from July 1987. Who could pen a story featuring Gumby, Pokey and a hoard of space aliens but our Mr. Burden. With art by Art Adams to boot. | |
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The inside cover of the above mentioned special. | |
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And the splash page of the once again above mentioned special. | |
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Mystery Men of America cards #4 and #13. San Diego trading cards from the con. |
| And a few sketches from Mr. B... |
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A sketch I received with my signed copy of "Mystery Men Stories No.1". | |
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A page from Robot Comics sent along with another order. | |
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The reverse of the sketch above. Whatta guy! | |
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This one came with a group of FC back issues. Let's call him the "Roundman". | |
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Here's an interesting clown sketch. | |
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And lastly a bit of the carrot on an envelope. Pretty cool stamps too. |
All art/words and images pertaining to the Flaming Carrot (or anything else on this page) are ©Bob Burden 2003 |
