Thank you Steve, for this brilliant cartoon you can really see Davros’ mind ticking over. He better be careful though, you could take your eye out with one of those salt pots. :O)
You can see more of Steve’s, cartoons over on his Facebook page.
You can like Anthony’s Learn to Speak Cat Facebook page or catch up with him over at Twitter @LearnToSpeakCat. If you missed Anthony’s first guest post for the Daily Dalek you can find it here.
A big thank you to Phillip Blackman for this amazing and topical guest post inspired by the 2012 Olympics. Phillip uses a ball-point pen to do his artwork and as you can see his penmanship is second to none. When I first saw his work it inspired me to give the technique a go myself and let me tell you it’s not easy. For those of you who aren’t versed in Doctor Who lore, why not check out Phillip Blackman www.biro-art.com for a brief explanation.
You can also find Phillip on Twitter @NobbyNobody so why not pop over and give him your support. Thanks again Phillip I’m so pleased to have your work up on the Daily Dalek Webcomic.
Please use the link below as with your generosity the National Niemann-Pick Disease Foundation, Inc. can achieve the necessary funding for critical research in hope of a successful treatment in time to spare Dillon and other children from the devastating effects of this fatal disease, that robs them of their most precious gift of life.
Thank you Francesca, I’m glad you have started getting into Doctor Who with your Dad, and that the Daily Dalek has inspired you to give us this generous Dalek offering. We love your site over here at the Daily Dalek, and as a cartoonist who himself was first published at 11, I can appreciate your initiative and how hard you work. I foresee a long and successful future for you in cartooning or anything you choose to do.
You can follow Francesca, and her Dad over on Twitter @thehistorytwins and her Blog.
But which design? The answer is ALL OF THEM!
Here are some sneaky pictures to wet your appetite for the Doctor’s forthcoming adventures and the return of perhaps the Doctor’s most legendary foe.
===> BBC sneaky pictures link<===
Now back to business, As you can see today's Daily Dalek comes from the incredibly talented cartoonist Tony Husband. When it come to cartoonists Tony, is one of the world’s most famous with a host of book titles and freelance cartoons to his name.
Tony has featured in publications such as Private Eye, The Times, Punch, Playboy, The Sunday Express, The Spectator and The Sun. In addition to appearing in many newspapers, magazines, books and websites, Tony’s cartoons have also been in several TV and theatrical productions. He has won more than 15 major awards, including the Pont Award for depicting the British way of life and Yobs, which he draws for Private Eye, is one of the best-known comic-strips in Britain.
It’s great to be back in touch with my old friend and former workmate Anthony Smith, who has kindly sent me an Extra-Purrestrial themed cartoon from his LEARN TO SPEAK CAT series, currently featuring in the Metro as a daily cartoon. Thank you Anthony it’s PURRFECT :O)
You can like Anthony’s Learn to Speak Cat Facebook page or catch up with him over at Twitter @LearnToSpeakCat.
I have just got home to find The Daily Dalek cat Mono, has had five kittens, now that’s timing #:O)x I will post more pictures on facebook and twitter later.
center>Bill Greenhead – The Cartoonist they call THE STIK
Huge thanks to Wendy Heather Wood, creator of the webcomic Gilbert and the Grim Rabbit, who quickly stepped in when I was feeling a little blue after reading a Troll’s comment, and supplied us with today’s Daily Dalek.
After all the moral support from Daleks and humans on Twitter, I feel suitably refreshed and raring to get on with the next DD for you :O)
You can follow her on Twitter @gilbertandgrim
As you can see Leona has been hard at work and has blown me away with her brilliant artwork and comedy talent. I don’t think it will be long before she has her own cartoon blog.
Brian King. . . I ALWAYS WANTED Thank you Brian, you also have been assimilated into the Daily Dalek paradigm. Resistance is Futile !
Therapy Tales, you have been assimilated into the Daily Dalek paradigm. Resistance is Futile !
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