Palehose 7

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The End

Thank you.

The next chapter starts here: PALEHOSE 7

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Sinking

Come back Friday for the last installment of Palehose Six.

Paper Boat

Profundo

Thank you for your continued interest in Palehose Six. Believe me, I know that it is just about time to turn the page, but stay tuned through the end of the season. I have something for you that will leave you looking forward to next year. Hope will be restored.

Burning Down Something Beautiful

This might be the saddest thing I've ever drawn. When I started this comic strip in February, I envisioned the Palehose Six sailing into the Post Seas through a canyon raining confetti. That is not our fate.

Keeping our Distance

Yes. This was necessary.

New Palehose Six visitors may need to scroll down to the April 11th strip to understand the Tiger + Lion = Liger concept.

Over?

The War on Panic

Panic Button

Splat

Down

Unforeseen Perfection

Who Me?

I didn't quote Hemingway today.

Bear Aware

Thinking About the Future

Kason Who

The Centerfield for Bribes Scandal

Captain Hand has a MySpace page. He rejected my friend request. What's up with that? He must not like my comic strip.

http://myspace.com/palehose6

Roller Floater

This is the strip that appears in the Sunday edition of the Daily Southtown Sports section. It is on newsstands this morning.

I have to submit the strip that I draw for the Sunday paper on Thursday night, so I had this one done before Jose's start on Friday. I think the three errors had more to do with last night's loss than Jose did. Nevertheless, the roller coaster ride continues.

Comic Relief

Reason For Optimism

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Piranha on a Roll

The Siren's Call

Hopefully this comic strip lightens the mood.

Here's a reminder: Palehose Six appears every weekend in the Sunday Edition of the Daily Southtown sports section. Pick up a copy on the Southside. You can hang the comic strip on your fridge. Just like Gramma used to do!

In the Water

Enjoy!

In Stride

Let 'em Have It

Ozzie has to show a longer commitment to shaving before I start drawing him without the goatee. I drew it once in my sketchbook, but it just looked wrong. It looked like Yosemite Sam without his mustache or Frank Thomas in an A's uniform.

Is it Given?

Let's hope the Palehose Six are able to put up a fight against Santana today.

Radio Interview and Crew Shirt

I am going to be interviewed by Chris Rongey on the White Sox Weekly radio show on Saturday 8/19. The show is on 670 am, The Score, from 10am to noon. I will most likely be interviewed during the 10 o'clock hour. If you are outside of the Chicagoland area, you can listen to the Score live over the internet. Tune in!

Also, by request, new Palehose Six T-Shirts featuring the Palehose Six crew are available at CafePress.

Big Battle Freddy

The Wreckers

Momentum Shift

It's Now or Never

Tiki

It's simple. Ask El Farmio.

I have to work on my artistic hobbies at night, so I have probably listened to more Farmio, Rooney, and Singleton over the last few years than I have listened to Hawk. Farmio had to make an appearance.

The Next Edward Teach

Paulie's MO

Take the 8th

The Bane of the Pack

Defending the Bench

Gload Saves

I starting inking this strip before Thornton entered tonight's game. By the time I got to the third panel, he blew the save and I had to change plans. I really wanted to stay positive and celebrate Gload, Buehrle, and Thornton. Oh well. Thornton's out of control arm is funnier anyway. And Gload came through with a big RBI in the 10th. It all works out in the end.

Go Sox! Sweep! Sweep! Sweep!

Battered

The Clouds Part

Rainy Day

Angry Pirate

Don't worry. Everything's cool. If the playoffs started today, the Sox would be in.

Just thought I'd say it one more time while I could.

Pressure

Go out and buy yourself the print version of this comic strip in the Sunday edition of the Daily Southtown.

Rough Waters

It wouldn't be an epic pirate adventure without a couple of storms to weather.

The Trophy Map

Fired

Thanks for 2005 Cliff. If the '85 Bears taught us anything, you will always be a hero in Chicago.

The Falling Sky

Silly Looking

...and you thought my drawing of Jim Leyland looked scary.

The Bankee