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The Many Mighty Works of Mister V
- Contacting the Mighty Mister V
- The Buy Mister V a Drink Foundation
- Helen Doesn't Live Here
- Harley Chan the Ice-Cream Man
- DNR Book One: Confession of a Gurney Pusher
- DNR Book Two: Best in the Nation
- DNR Book Three: Too Long in the Wasteland
- Feminazi Archives
- Roswella Archvies
- Jungle Jane Archives
- Sequential Sally Archives
- Junkie Monkey Archives
- The Miracle of Life Archvies
- Dr. Quick Archvies
- Boggels Archvies
- Reginald Reed: Renegade Pope Archives
- Mighty Mao!!! Archives
- Karl Marx's Guide to Public Transportation Etiquette
- Karl Marx's Guide to Proper Panhandling Conduct
- Oh No Mr. Orange!
- Mister V Goes to Seattle
- Mister V Goes to Seattle II
- A. Louie Ray Archives
- Zombie Supermodel Archives
- Captain Conservative Archives
- Honest Abe Archives
- Cat Will Mew Archives
- Mister V's Cafe Press Store
7 comments:
I keep getting the feeling a lot of this isn't made up.
These are my memoirs from my crappy hospital job. Many details have been changed so I don't violate any HIPPA laws, but the situations are all (unfortunately) based on real events.
This was highly enjoyable. It's been a long while since I've read something so entertaining. The strip with the stabbed woman being dropped off was highly moving, and it was great that you were able to offset that with a laugh at the end. Fantastic.
Saw a random image on that LJ Images site that just links everything posted. Decided I liked the art, clicked on a whim.
Read them all. Fascinating, funny, occasionally moving. These were excellent across the board.
Thanks for reading, and for the kind words, Caleb. I appreciate it.
I really like your stuff, keep'em comming.
The stories from the hospital proves that truth is stranger than fiction.
Thank you, Sajmon! You keep readin' 'em, I'll keep makin' 'em!
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