High School Cartoonist: A Retrospective
My high school had a murky mascot identity; we were the Dorados, but nobody knew what a Dorado was. The image we used was a stylized Native American head wearing a psychedelic headpiece. It was bizarre enough not to seem offensive. We were forced to attend pep rallies in which we listened to our student government and key administrators babble on about some canyon of gold. It was out of this that I came up with the name for my high school comic strip: Fool’s Gold.



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I feel a little silly leaving such a random comment, but I had to tell you that I remember reading Fools Gold at CDO and specifically the “Everything for a Day” strip you posted. It’s fun to see your blog! I’ll definitely add it to my feed reader.
(My blog is probably linked, but just ignore it… its WAY out of date)