The Mad Mayan Calendar

                                                Details from the Mad Mayan Calendar

some recent stuff from 2013

                                                           I'd rather be fishing, not...

                             An April cover for the DC comic super nerd Aquaman. A good catch,I say.

                                            The Mayan Calendar.I guess we survived that crap.

                                If you like crowds,be my guest.This is a 2 page spread for MAD

 another recent 2 pages work for MAD.
How to make a good impression on a job interview.( No wonder people dont get jobs)

 also for MAD , about Zombies and their best friends.

 some examples of the most recent Garbage Pail Kids series ( BNS1)

 this one is an old and unpublished Garbage Pail Punk...

from a  not so recent Marx Bros Poster that never got published. Unfortunately...

 some pics of a recent work for MAD # 518  yoho yoho

 this is a scientific scarf that can be bought at "its about time" publishing Co.
It will make you look really smart.

The Mayan Calendar, which for some reasons didnt bring the doomsday it promised. too bad , may be next time...check MAD  # 519

A funny thing. A box made out of my Quantoon illustration. Now it has officially become art.

A figurine for MAD. Two spies in one and twice as much fun doing it.

These are GPK inspired designs for T-shirts for a musical group from San Diego.Holy cow!

A drawing for my friend in Frankfurt after we had a nice walk along the Rhine river.

A cover for Puck,a magzino italiano with over 100 famous international artists taking part in creating a crazy story.Check it out .....

Spy poster for MAD special,January 2011.It shows how much fun spying can be.

Most recent Pin-Up so far,Bellow are the 3 previous ones.

Bunk's Pin-Up Gallery.Created out of pure boredom.I wonder where this is going to lead to.

Years of MADness

Below are some  examples of my colorful artwork for MAD, of which I am an underpaid member of the Usual Gang of Idiots since 1990.When I started I was one of the youngest ones( Next to Rick Tulka ) --all the other wonderful and seasoned Cartoonists worked for MAD already hundreds of years, but since then 20 years went under the carpet and the age ratio has reversed itself a bit. I am almost the oldest one now (next to Al Jaffe).

 I will always be thankful to MAD, because there is no other cheap magazin that would accept my kind of grotesque and outragous cartoons.

Years of MADness