Lakota 5-0, No. 16

This one is in response to something that happened to me. Someone I respected would only converse with me, (or anyone), if I would sign a petition (so everyone has to do the same in order to get a reply). That act put a bad taste in my mind.

And where's #15? Well, I just skipped it in order to draw this one up, and haven't yet scanned it.

Lakota 5-0, No. 13

In this 'episode', it's all about the bickering politicians...with a side of fry bread.

Lakota 5-0, No. 12

This one's for the Occupiers. Of course, this land has been occupied for a long time!

The Sheriff is starting to get 'alien-neck', as I begin to elongate it. I've been correcting it lately. Bah, necks!

Lakota 5-0, no. 11

Number 11. This was done for Halloween. The subject is real for Native Americans. It's also a bit of a tickler. The Indigenous people take it in stride, because no one is going to take away their sweets!

Lakota 5-0, no. 9

Today's Lakota 5-0, introduces a character, Eunice. This wasn't necessarily how I wanted her to look—prim, proper, able-bodied grandmother was whom I was aiming for. Funny how things turn. And yes, the Sheriff is changing for the worse. Go me, never can do the same thing twice as well.

(EDIT) Forget to mention some more detail about this strip's idea. When I came up with the 'story', there was a lot of talk about the national budget, and how it needed to be balanced, and how money needed to be found, and the bickering over frivolous spending. And it's still a hot topic, unresolved.