Red Monkey: Wooden Iguana

Once upon a time, a wee li’l monkey-child was born in the panhandle of Texas. And then proceeded to move to Houston; then Albuquerque, New Mexico; then Oklahoma City; then Carmel, Indiana; then Austin, Texas. And then the li’l monkey was old enough to start school. Without a landscape to call a monkey’s own, the wee li’l monkey adopted two places especially: Austin and The Dinetah.
The mesas will do that to you.

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Wooden Iguana

April 10, 2007

Here's a preview of the next page of The Wooden Iguana comic book.

As always, click the preview to go to ComicSpace for the full page (and if you're a new reader ... there's navigation there to start at the beginning).

Briefly:

Welcome to The Red Monkey Blog, where my various Los Interwebz monkikers (ender, enderFP and Red Monkey) all babble about this, that and, of course, the other.
I just moved back to Albuquerque after many long years in exile (in Indiana of all places). I am not one of the Dineh, but have been fascinated with the Navajo, New Mexico, the mesas and the desert Southwest since I was a wee li’l monkey. The main mesa pictured here and in the header is Dzlith-Na-O-Dith-Hle just south of Farmington. It’s also called Huerfano, but I prefer the Navajo even though I can’t pronounce it.
Some say I’m obsessed with old Fisher Price Little People. I think it’s a nice hobby and less damaging than say, crack. Or alcohol. Or any number of other vices. Like, you know, blogging.
Yes, yes I am a geek. Thank you for noticing.

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