Silly Daddy in Space eBook

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Silly Daddy in SPACE comic book is an eBook with sci-fi themes, priced very cheaply. Full details and ordering info are below.

Silly Daddy in SPACE Comic

Putting the Hyper back in hyperspace! Taking a lighthearted yet insightful view of the future, Xeric Award winning cartoonist Joe Chiappetta pokes fun at science fiction, robots, aliens, futuristic gadgets, and unknown events to come. In typical Silly Daddy style, this comic book is filtered through the endearing eyes of Chiappetta's children as well as his own experience as a sci-fi loving husband and father of three.

Ideal for geek dads, geek moms, and anyone looking for good, clean, deep space laughs. It's sci-fi satire safe for all ages and androids too! Inside jokes and parodies abound for fans of Star Wars, Battlestar Galactica, and Star Trek. The colorful cast of offworld characters includes Office Space Girl, Christian Robot, funny and weird aliens, plus the whole family.

This eBook comic book is loaded with 72 comics and illustrations plus 12,000 word cartoonist commentary--all either funny, profound, or profoundly funny. Also includes comics colored by Denise Chiappetta as well as a bonus spaceship story by Joe and Luke Chiappetta.

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All eBook versions sold here are DRM-free.

Price: $1.99 USD

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Note: Please don't confuse the above sci-fi themed comic book with the all-text science fiction novel (Star Chosen) that I released earlier in 2010. They are two totally different books. But if you like one, you will like the other.

Straight Baby Talk

A woman stands impossibly sideways on a hill and says, "When I was born, my mother told me, 'Stand up straight!'"

I actually knew someone who repeatedly told this story to me about their infancy.

Webcomic by Joe Chiappetta 2009, drawn in Factor Graffiti application, edited in Gimp program on Samsung Q1 Ultra Mobile PC running Microsoft Windows XP

How To Make Memorable Changes In Your Life

You too can improve the very fabric of your family life. The supper conversation sewn into this comic is dressed with unforgettable and practical wisdom.

At the dinner table, my wife said to me, "Anna had a big fit today at the library. It was very disruptive."

Looking at my young daughter sternly, I said "God does not want us to have fits, Anna. You need to change."

While holding up her pink sleeves, Anna replied, "I did change. These are my pajamas."

Webcomic drawn by Joe Chiappetta 2009 on HP iPAQ Pocket PC running Windows Mobile, in Conduits Pocket Artist drawing program.

Silly Daddy Goes Science Fishing

"Dad, I'm going to make a science fishing novel too," said my four year old daughter shortly after I released a new sci-fi novel.

I replied, "Great, but I think you mean science FICTION."

Order my book STAR CHOSEN (a science fiction novel) now at http://www.amazon.com/dp/0964432323?tag=stachonovands-20

Webcomic is a drawing done on Google Docs Drawing online program by Joe Chiappetta, 2010.
Google Docs Drawing Review: (mini-review) This is the first time I have used the drawing feature in Google Docs, as the feature went live April 2010. It's very minimalistic in what you can create and edit, but I was impressed with the variety of formats in which users can save the drawing as, including the scalable vector graphics (SVG) format. It's no replacement for Adobe Illustrator or Inkscape, but if you need to get a quick doodle done here and there and add some text and you are not too picky, it is a nice quick free online art program. Hopefully they will add features to it as time goes by; The ability to edit nodes would be great addition to this cloud software program.

What Do You Want To Be When You Grow Up?

A little girl sitting by the harbor and listening to the calm of Lake Michigan says, "I want to be a boat when I grow up."

While this is a drawing from life of my youngest daughter at a harbor restaurant off of Lake Michigan, she never actually made this statement. However, when I was asked what I wanted to be when I grew up, as a child, I said I wanted to be a police car. It seemed perfectly logical at the time. My Dad was a cop, and if I were a police car, then I could drive him around and we could go on adventures together--Papa and his Robot Automobile Son. It's rather poetic.

Coincidentally, this comic goes live on National Robotics Week. Hopefully, the indirect connection floats your boat.

Webcomic drawn by Joe Chiappetta 2009 on HP iPAQ Pocket PC running Windows Mobile, in Conduits Pocket Artist drawing program.

Silly Daddy Now Serving Vegan Comics

Looking at an amazing pattern of bright green shapes on the floor of an artist's studio, Silly Daddy said, "Wow, is that your latest work of art?"

The artist replied, "No, I just spilled my salad."

Webcomic by Joe Chiappetta 2009 is a digital drawing on Samsung Q1 Ultra Mobile PC running Microsoft Windows XP, using Facebook Graffiti application and GIMP program.

If anyone has guessed that the artist on the right is a caricature of Lauren Carney, you get the prize head of lettuce.