Old Stuff
Before My Dad, I tried many different webcomic ideas. They all felt right when I came up with them but I found out they were dull and I got fed up with them. I wouldn't have enjoyed making them in the long run.
This page is only to show what kind of ideas I had. The quality is poor and the following strips aren't to be taken as a showcase of my current (lack of) skills, but as a showcase of my ancient ideas.

Trial Tribulations (2007)	ReDevil Cat (2007)
Trial Tribulations was one of my first comics. I had read some Ace Attorney fan sprite comics and I wanted to do my own. Trial Tribulations was born. I made 5 comics and got fed up with it.	Red Cat was about a devil who had travelled to Earth to play video games. He was to change his name to Red Cat since he didn't want to get caught by his new owner, Vic. The comic was always just an idea I never went with.
New Generation Heroes (2007-2008)	Why Do I Love? (2008)
Back when the current gen video game consoles were just published, I thought the world needed another gaming comic (I still do). The main characters included the stereotypes of the three new consoles: the gun-loving General Exbox, the Party Game Warrior Wii in a ninja costume, and the Fat PS3 Kid being a fan boy and sticking with Sony's new console. Minor characters included Nevil Angel, the newsman going apes in each comic he was to be seen. I drew two NGH comics and got fed up with it.	Why Do I Love? was never meant to be a series but it should have been. I drew one comic, Why Do I Love to Play Online? as a gift for my Call of Duty buddies. It was an instant hit.
Too Bad (2008)	Will You Be My Samus? (2008-2009)
Too Bad was an old comic idea I had and thought I should revive. The comic was fun to draw but one very nice day I realized I had made a huge error and decided to throw the one-panel comic into the garbage bin. I made 6 comics of which I will show you only 1.	I thought it would be a funny idea to make a comic about a gamer who couldn't get a girlfriend as he was too obsessed with Metroid's Samus Aran. I was wrong. The comic had only two strips until I pulled it off the Internet.
Tundra Comic (2008)
Back in 2007, my friend started Tundra Program, which was to help new clans. I decided to join TP in 2008 to help them with webdesigning and other stuff. I ended up making the official Tundra Program comic, which ended up having only two strips when TP met it's end in the Spring of 2009. R.I.P.