And so we reach the back cover of the calendar and the last post in this series. This was also the last calendar I managed to do until 2003.

Detritus, Moe and K.Z. visit with faeries and an angel. As I understand it faeries were angels originally. They were the ones who thought Lucifer’s revolt was nothing to be concerned about and so neither joined it nor fought it. So while they fell with Satan’s forces their descent stopped at the Earth. Of course, that’s a christian explanation for faeries. I can’t remember what the original pagan explanations were. Or if they had them.

Everybody needs a place to get away from it all and relax. If that place smells like a sewer then you’re not likely to get a lot of unwanted visitors. If that place is a sewer you’ll likely have even fewer.

Not every illustration in the calendar was related to another project or story idea. This one just is what it is. What it is is up to you, the viewer, to decide.

At least one month of each of my calendars from 1990 to 1995 featured a dragon and a boar in the illustration. Blame it on the Chinese zodiac.

The Lizards hang out with trio of Lost Boys – sort of. The fellow on the right is Lone Crow. He’s hanging in mid air. ‘Cause that’s what Lost Boys do. From Wild Shadows another of my multitude of barely begun, not-even-close-to-finished graphic novel projects.

This was the second illustration in the center of my 1995 calendar. This one depictions the Misspent Youths gang fifteen years (1995 + 15 = 2010) after the last illustration. A couple of kids seem to have been added to the mix. How’d that happen?

In the center of the 1995 calendar I included a couple of illustrations of the Misspent Youths gang. This one, the first illustration, depicted the kids as a teenagers. (Mostly. The one with the teddy bear was about eight. He was a child that Moe and Lili rescued from a cult in an unpublished episode of Bonecage Graffiti.)