Sam Logan - Gen Con 1217

You truly lived and learned

A drawing of Indy the dog, wearing a fedora and brown leather jacket, hopelessly tangled in his own whip

I got the best souvenir from San Diego Comic-con: Indy dressed as his namesake, courtesy of the immensely talented @samandfuzzy.com

A bio page about Sam, the author of these cartoons. Breed: human Age: Besides approximately 10 and 1/2 dippers, or four and a half Poppys Personality: He thinks he's funny, likes to yap,, expert worst case scenario visualizer, dog person Hobbies yet to be monetized: videogames Born in: Canada Loves: wife, dogs, sonic Hates: not being able to eat gluten Greatest achievement: completed a 3500+ page Graphic novel series, you should read it Lowest low: indulgent auto bio profile

Facts about Sam

(me and @samandfuzzy.com switched chairs)

Me: Hi I'm Sam Logan and I like sonic and I draw dogs really fast

Sam: Well I'm Alina and I have cool hair and if Sam said anything mean about me I'd kill him

Me: Lolololoololol *suddenly serious* accurate tho

Facts about poppy Breathe: golden German labra spaniel sharpie Boerboel doodle Age:5 Occupation: mighty Hunter/princess Size: big girl, mostly legs Personality: wants to go outside. Can't we go outside? Let's go outside. Outside. Born in: Mexico loves: rope Fears: nothing, to her detriment Greatest achievement: finally caught a bird Lowest low:bird was already dead

Facts about Poppy

Sam and Fuzzy is at Comic Con this week! Come see me and my pals at booth 1229, where they will have a whole bunch of exclusive new goodies. You can read all about em here:

sdccblog.com/2025/07/sam-...

A bio page for my corgi Dipper, made to look like it was drawn on a loose leaf sheet of Beamer. A drawing of diverse around it by a bunch of handwritten facts. Breed: corgi Born in: Canada Age: 10 Occupation: bad boy Size: tiny and short, even for a Corgi, and mad about it Personality: demands love Demands attention Demands food Bark bark bark bark Known associates: A picture of me is labeled as servant Picture of my other dog poppy is labeled as fine, I guess Loves : food Hates: dancing, stop that, bark bark Fears: loud noises Greatest achievement: once consumed, an entire bottle of olive oil Lowest low: once pooper out an entire bottle of olive oil Then there is a photo of the real life Dipper, wearing a prisoner costume

Facts about Dipper

A comic page. In the first panel, a cartoonist named Sam looks down at his corgi Dipper, who is sitting next to two identical Dippers. Sam says, "Dipper! I don't know about this whole cloning yourself plot. It just seems a little outlandish." In the second panel, we get a close-up of Sam. He says, " I'm trying to keep these comics grounded. Can you try to be a little more realistic?" In the third panel, we see the three dippers. But now, instead of being a cartoon trying, it's an actual photo. The middle Dipper is a real dog, while the other two dippers are lawn ornaments that look like him. In the fourth panel, we go back to a close-up of Sam's face, as he considers what he has just seen "Yeah, yeah... This is working," he says.

Dipper, Duper, and Doppler

A comic with three rows of panels. The first row has three panels. The first shows a corgi sitting next to a bucket of paint. A second shows the corgi grabbing the handle of a brush in the bucket. The third panel shows him lifting the brush out of the bucket. The second row also has three panels. In the first panel, the corgi starts using the paint to paint over the gap between the first and second panels. In the second panel, the corgi dips the brush back in the bucket of paint. In the third panel, the corgi turns around and starts painting over the border between the second and third panels. Overall, it appears like the borders between all three panels are being erased, starting to merge them into a single panel. The third row one has a single wide panel. Now that all three panels have been connected, three identical corgis are existing simultaneously. They all walk off to the right, looking like they are excited about getting to hang out together.

Paintover

A comic with three rows of panels. The first row has three panels. The first shows a corgi sitting next to a bucket of paint. A second shows the corgi grabbing the handle of a brush in the bucket. The third panel shows him lifting the brush out of the bucket. The second row also has three panels. In the first panel, the corgi starts using the paint to paint over the gap between the first and second panels. In the second panel, the corgi dips the brush back in the bucket of paint. In the third panel, the corgi turns around and starts painting over the border between the second and third panels. Overall, it appears like the borders between all three panels are being erased, starting to merge them into a single panel. The third row one has a single wide panel. Now that all three panels have been connected, three identical corgis are existing simultaneously. They all walk off to the right, looking like they are excited about getting to hang out together.

Paintover

A six panel comic, three rows of two panels each, where the borders between the panels are all interconnected green vines. In the first panel, a purple fruit is dangling from the vines into the panel. A small black Corgi grabs it. In the second panel, the dog digs a hole, while holding the fruit in his mouth. In the third panel, the dog drops the fruit into the hole. In the fourth panel, the dog fills the whole back up with dirt. In the 5th panel, the dog waters the patch of dirt with a watering can. In the sixth panel, the dog sleeps, while a gigantic plant grows out of the dirt patch. It grows up and out of the panel, and it becomes the vines that make the borders the of all the other panels, ultimately leading to the growth of the fruit in the first panel.

Fruits of labour

The secret is that you have to plant the right fruit, then the comic grows for you!

A six panel comic, three rows of two panels each, where the borders between the panels are all interconnected green vines. In the first panel, a purple fruit is dangling from the vines into the panel. A small black Corgi grabs it. In the second panel, the dog digs a hole, while holding the fruit in his mouth. In the third panel, the dog drops the fruit into the hole. In the fourth panel, the dog fills the whole back up with dirt. In the 5th panel, the dog waters the patch of dirt with a watering can. In the sixth panel, the dog sleeps, while a gigantic plant grows out of the dirt patch. It grows up and out of the panel, and it becomes the vines that make the borders the of all the other panels, ultimately leading to the growth of the fruit in the first panel.

Fruits of labour

At six panel comic, three rows of two panels each, showing Poppy the dog flying through the air dressed as a superhero. She is happy and carrying a bone in her mouth. In the second panel, a laser comes flying upward from the 5th panel and nicks her tail, burning it. In the third panel, she turns her head back to see what happens, but can't see anything there. Her eyes glow red with anger. In the fourth panel, the bone that she dropped in the second panel falls down from the second panel and hits her in the head. It bounces off to the right, outside of the comic. In the fifth panel, she looks up angrily and fires her laser in the direction of whatever hit her in the head. This laser cuts across the page and hits her tail in the second panel. In the 6th panel, she looks for her and sees her bowing falling down outside of the comic. A seventh drawing of her shows her flying outside of the panel to catch the bone, looking happy.

Look up

At six panel comic, three rows of two panels each, showing Poppy the dog flying through the air dressed as a superhero. She is happy and carrying a bone in her mouth. In the second panel, a laser comes flying upward from the 5th panel and nicks her tail, burning it. In the third panel, she turns her head back to see what happens, but can't see anything there. Her eyes glow red with anger. In the fourth panel, the bone that she dropped in the second panel falls down from the second panel and hits her in the head. It bounces off to the right, outside of the comic. In the fifth panel, she looks up angrily and fires her laser in the direction of whatever hit her in the head. This laser cuts across the page and hits her tail in the second panel. In the 6th panel, she looks for her and sees her bowing falling down outside of the comic. A seventh drawing of her shows her flying outside of the panel to catch the bone, looking happy.

Look up

It must look very weird from her perspective!

A six panel comic of corgis on a seesaw. The black corgi gets launched up in the third panel and lands in the sixth, launching the brown corgi up to land on it in the third

Round and round

A six panel comic, three rows of two panels each. Poppy the dog walks along a path of mario blocks, including one question block. In the second panel, she is knocked over by the sudden appearance of a giant poppy, who has grown out of the sixth panel and now spans through panels 2, 4 and 6. In the third panel, poppy falls back and hits the question block, which drops a mushroom into the fifth panel. In the fourth panel, poppy stares at the back of the giant poppy that is crossing through the panel. In the fifth panel, the mushroom from the fourth panel lands on Poppy. In the sixth panel, Poppy becomes giant, growing all the way up to the second panel and knocking the second panel poppy over.

Grow up

They are fun to make!

Thank you!

Thank you! They feel very restorative to draw haha

A six panel comic, three rows of two panels each. Poppy the dog walks along a path of mario blocks, including one question block. In the second panel, she is knocked over by the sudden appearance of a giant poppy, who has grown out of the sixth panel and now spans through panels 2, 4 and 6. In the third panel, poppy falls back and hits the question block, which drops a mushroom into the fifth panel. In the fourth panel, poppy stares at the back of the giant poppy that is crossing through the panel. In the fifth panel, the mushroom from the fourth panel lands on Poppy. In the sixth panel, Poppy becomes giant, growing all the way up to the second panel and knocking the second panel poppy over.

Grow up

The same comic as before, but repeating

And round and round and round

A six panel comic of corgis on a seesaw. The black corgi gets launched up in the third panel and lands in the sixth, launching the brown corgi up to land on it in the third

Round and round

So annoying! This is why I always carry a stapler

A six panel comic, three rows of two panels each. In the first panel, a corgi chases a butterfly across a long stretch of grass. He jumps into the air. In the second panel, the car key lands in the bottom right corner of the panel with such force that it causes the whole panel to tilt on an angle. All subsequent panels are also tilted on this angle. In the third panel, the Corgi looks around and realizes that he has knocked the panel askew. In the fourth panel, he walks up the now diagonal field towards the left corner of the panel. In the 5th panel, he starts pushing down on the left corner, like he is trying to force it down to straighten the panel out again. In the sixth panel, as a result of his pushing, the grass field detaches from the sky, tilting downward like it is connected to the bottom right corner of the sky by a hinge. The Corgi looks scared as the grass he is standing on tilts down into the white space

Whoops

I always just wonder like... how did they even know that song existed... haha

YouTube video by Richard Jacques - Topic Everybody Jump Around

And second, the guy counting "one two three four" at 3:00 in this Jet Set Radio is Paul McCartney from the start of "I Saw Her Standing There".

www.youtube.com/watch?v=NqRx...

YouTube video by Justice Justice - D.A.N.C.E. - † (Official Audio)

Have you ever noticed a really specific sample in a song that the internet doesn't seem to know about? There are two that always jump to mind for me.

First, that's Reel Big Fish singing "Don't Start a Band" on the radio seven seconds into Justice's D.A.N.C.E.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=tCnB...

A four panel comic. A man talks to his dog: a small Corgi named Dipper. He says that he knows the fireworks scare Dipper every year, so he got him a pair of noise canceling headphones. They are the earmuff style, big and bright pink. He places the headphones on dipper's head and looks at him. Because Dipper is a corgi, the headphones rest on the side of his head, nowhere near his ears. In the final panel, he says that he really didn't think this through. As he does, the band of the headphones falls forwards, in front of dipper's eyes, making them look like a sci-fi visor.

Firework preparation