delayed

On vacation. Horatio will be delayed.

But you can still buy my first book Grandma Plim at marzioli.com!

Feeble Fever pt. 2

And if you like Horatio, you may want to check out my first book, Grandma Plim, at marzioli.com. RIYL Roald Dahl or Edward Gorey!

Feeble Fever

Note: 010 is an operation within the ARPS.

Also, if you like Horatio Algiers make sure you support the cause by buying my book, Grandma Plim, or a t-shirt from my website marzioli.com!

Cigars pt. 2

If you like Horatio, help support its continuance through a donation or by checking out Marzioli.com for merch, like my first book Grandma Plim. (Grandma Plim is RIYL Roald Dahl or Edward Gorey or Horatio).

Cigars

Don't forget to check out marzioli.com, the future hosting site of all things Horatio Algiers. Also, if you like Horatio, you may like my first book Grandma Plim, on sale at marzioli.com!

Birthday

Don't forget to check out www.marzioli.com. It's still in the works, but it will be the main site for feature Horatio Algiers, as well as other projects I've done or am working, including my first book Grandma Plim (RIYL: Edward Gorey or Roald Dahl).

Rest In Peace pt. 4

Week 51's strip, in new 12" length format!

Rest In Peace pt. 3

Remember these guys? Check out the series Devil Angel from June 4th and 11th.

Rest in peace pt. 2

Rest in peace

Sorry for the delay!

Christian Bale - Mommy Abuser

Final version:



Written by Samuel Marzioli
Art and extra dialog by Isaac Marzioli
Except second panel Horatio eye and third panel Mrs. Bale eye, and new text boxes by Samuel Marzioli

Horatio Special - The Thrift Store

Once in a while I'll draw strips that aren't necessarily canon. Here's the first one:

Lunch

Snail Mail (Alt Version)

I wrote an alternative version to this weeks strip. It's the exact same gag, but with the added dynamic that actual dialogue provides.

Additional Comment: I didn't mention it previously, but the slowness of traditional mailing has been a subject of comic strip jokes for years. Inevitably the snail is used as a replacement for the USPS's proud eagle logo. Because it was tired, I had to make my own. Perhaps I did it for the same reason every comedian has their own version of the Aristocrats. However, unlike the Aristocrats, I think I came up with something familiar yet unique.

Snail Mail

Okay, admittedly this was an experimental narrative. It was inspired by Sergio Aragones, the creator of Groo and long time contributor to Mad Magazine.