Are you ready for Halloween?!?!?! 
Btw, the facial expression of Christopher Robin in the final panel was inspired by the style of Kazuo Umezu, a famous Japanese horror manga artist.
REFERENCE: character “Winnie the Pooh“, cartoonist “Kazuo Umezu”
http://american-otaku.com/2011/10/trick-or-treat/
Why is yawning contagious? I was on Skype the other day talking to my girlfriend, and we were still able to give each other the yawns. Weird.
Here are a couple of links that talks about the contagious nature of yawning.
http://www.world-science.net/exclusives/050309_yawnfrm.htm
http://news.discovery.com/human/yawning-social-behavior.html
REFERENCE: movie “Contagion”
http://american-otaku.com/2011/10/contagious/
Guys will always be guys… 
REFERENCE: artist “Vincent Van Gogh”
http://american-otaku.com/2011/10/ears-iv/
Hear no evil, Speak no evil, See no bikini girls fighting in mud… Anyways, can’t think of any witty comment today, haha.
REFERENCE: movie “Predator”
http://american-otaku.com/2011/10/mud/
Be careful of what you ask for
REFERENCE: movie “A Nightmare on Elm Street”
http://american-otaku.com/2011/09/itch/
Hello! I was away from webcomics for couple weeks and your patience is much appreciated! Well, back to comics! And apparently Hulk still has no sense of humor. Once again, THANK YOU for sticking around!!!
REFERENCE: character “Hulk“, game “Rubik’s cube”
http://american-otaku.com/2011/09/just-a-game-iii/
Now we know why Pikachu hates returning to his Poke Ball.
Reference: game “Pokemon”
http://american-otaku.com/2011/08/surprise/
I really really really don’t like the chalkboard scratching noise!!! Aaaahhhhh!
Reference: marvel heroes “Wolverine“, “Magneto“, and “Juggernaut”
http://american-otaku.com/2011/08/hidden-power/
Another fart joke… But this time it was inspired by a true event. A couple days ago, I got into an elevator occupied by me and just one other person. I smelled fart. It wasn’t me, so obviously it was the other person. He got off soon afterwards. However, a bunch of people got in on the next floor and they all gave me a nasty look. “Wasn’t me!” (Shaggy).
REFERENCE: book “Charlie and the Great Glass Elevator”
http://american-otaku.com/2011/08/trapped/
Some tricks Robin learned from the Joker
REFERENCE: comic “Batman”
http://american-otaku.com/2011/08/semantics-2/
Don’t hate da playa, hate da game
REFERENCE: game “Zelda” and “Super Mario”
http://american-otaku.com/2011/07/heart-iii/
Maybe it’s not always a good idea to sneak up on somebody.
REFERENCE: game “Pac-Man”
http://american-otaku.com/2011/07/right-behind-you/
I’ve never read or watched I Am Number Four, but still came up with a comic (just thought the title was interesting). Hope you like it
REFERENCE: movie “I Am Number Four”
http://american-otaku.com/2011/07/number/
YAY! Our 100th comic!!! Thank you very much for being an awesome fan of American Otaku! This comic marks an important milestone for American Otaku, but these past few months have been especially meaningful to me. A good group of very talented webcomikers have been regularly commenting on my comics and/or have joined our facebook page. It is the building of such relationships that continues to motivate me to draw comics. I hope we’ll continue to build on this foundation and encourage, challenge, and support one other. And, I will like to take this opportunity to thank the following fellow artists:
Addanac City by George Ford
Animatic Press by Frank Hansen
Chloroville by Victor Wong
The Daily Grind by MJ
Flying Sparks collaborative work of Jon Del Arroz, Michael Yakutis, Sanju Nivangune, and Ren McKenzie
Goeber and Cindy by Daniel Barton
In the Way by Jason
JBStuff by JB
Manic Comics by Hjörtur Hjartarson
The Misadventures of SuperMilo by William Boyer
Scapula by Aidan Casserly
The Superpower Union by Daniel Elliott
Tix-Comix by Collen
T.M. Comics by Tony McGurk
Wombania by Peter Marinacci
Zombie Boy Comics by Mark Stokes
Thank you, thank you, and simply thank you.
Btw, is anyone going to the Webcomics Con? I believe this is a new convention catering exclusively to webcomics! I will likely attend and it would be cool if we can meet up there. Just a thought.
http://american-otaku.com/2011/07/division/
REFERENCE: movie “300”
Did you notice that most of the Angry Birds can’t fly? That goes for Big Bird as well. Penguins can’t fly either. I guess all cute avians are grounded for us to admire.
REFERENCE: game “Angry Birds“, character “Big Bird”
http://american-otaku.com/2011/06/birds/
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