634-d

Hey, Marina!?! How is this supposed to be funny?!?

634-c

Today we could not sell a single fish!!!

634-b

But of course, nothing lasts in this world of matter...

634-a

Life flowed peacefully through days, and months, and years...

Eid-ul-Fitr 1435 :-)

Eid Mubarak! عيد مبارك

Comic-Con is ON!!!

Comic-Con 2014

633-B/W Ouch!

Here is the Strip for you to colour!

633-d

Ouch! Perhaps they do.
Seems that Zubin the Zebra knows how to deal effectively with the Polizist (our Inner Cop, the stifler of creative thoughts)!

633-c

Yet another nonsense: Zebras do not eat sugar cubes!

633-b

And HUGE sugar cubes for the Zebra.

633-a

Lady Mullah sold the fish, bought bread for herself...

Mystical Conversation

Mystical Conversation between an Armadillo and a Zebra about the Letters (Sufi Symbols).

632-B/W Sciocchezze! (Der Polizist). / Nonsense! (The Policeman).

Here is the Strip for you to colour!

632-d

Enough nonsense! There are no Zebras in Switzerland!

We have a Cartoonists License.

To deal with "Der Polizist" (the Inner Cop) who stands between us and our Art, this book is helpful. The Licensing Exam is on page 56. The test is less simple than it says, especially because the Polizist will dismiss it as "too simple" in the attempt of preventing us from actually taking it.

632-c

She took fish from the lake and to the market, with the help of Zubin, her Zebra...

632-b

Lived a sweet, single Lady whose living was of ease, not unease; abundant, not scant...

632-a

Once Upon a Time, in the green green green Country of Switzerland...

Teatime :-)

See you on Monday, July 14.

631-B/W Lady Mullah al-Barri& Lady Mullah al-Bahri

Here is the Playbill for you to colour!

Playbill 4/4 (631-d)

And for the 1st time on stage:
ZEBRA and ZEBRA

Lady Mullah al-Barri & Lady Mullah al-Bahri
is out here:
Monday, July 14, 2014!

631-c (Playbill 3/4)

Freely flowing from:
ألف ليلة وليلة
*Arabian Nights* translated into English by Richard Burton
vol. 9, wollamshram.ca

631-b (Playbill 2/4)

A sweet-and-sour Arabic-persian-indian Sufi tale spanning from the top of Mount Matterhorn (14,692 ft) to the bottom of the Mediterranean Sea (17,280 ft)!