Love and Rockets fan Bradley Jackson shared his new Locas tattoo on the L&R Facebook page. Nice!

Another awesome fan tattoo shared with us on Facebook, this one based on the cover of Black Hole #4 by Charles Burns.

Here's a couple of impressive Maakies-related tattoos recently shared on Facebook by Tony Millionaire:

Zowie, it's a tattoo inspired by Hans Rickheit's The Squirrel Machine by tattoo artist Tim Kern of Tribulation Tattoo in St. Louis. See it in more detail on Flickr. Via Hans's blog.

More sweet Love and Rockets ink — Tedward Phillips Hill shares this rendition of the classic issue 5 cover over at the L&R Facebook page.

Jason brought our attention to this fan's tattoo based on the cover of The Last Musketeer, by Brazilian tattoo artist Marlon Miná. Nice work!

Daily clips & strips -- click for improved/additional viewing at the sources:

• A fan's Li'l Enid tattoo, spotted by Peggy Burns at TCAF

• Tim Hensley re-posts "NSFW," his story from Kramer's Ergot 7, this time with scans of the original tracts which inspired the strip

• Nut shot aftermath! It's this week's Belligerent Piano by Tim Lane

• Steven Weissman's pieces from the Butter and Blood art show at GR2 are now for sale online

• Frank Santoro sneakily updated his Silver Surfer image, and Spurge makes my day by confirming that it is, indeed, for Marvel's Strange Tales 2

• This is a detail of a piece Andrice Arp will have in Tree Show VI at GRSF opening this coming Saturday — more info

• Your daily "Devil Doll" and "Tales of Abstraction House" previews from Derek Van Gieson

• This week's Truth Serum by Jon Adams

Love and Rockets fan Ines Gonzalez shows off her Speedy tattoo on the Love and Rockets Facebook page...

Daily clips & strips -- click for improved/additional viewing at the sources:

• What Things Do has started excerpting strips from The Pin-Up Art of Dan DeCarlo.

• Johnny Ryan illustrates a short story by Gary Fairfull for Vice

• Bill Griffith recently posted his "Top 40 List on Comics and Their Creation" on Facebook and it's been making the rounds; you can see the whole thing at Cartoon SNAP

• This week's "I, Anonymous" spot by Steven Weissman

• Tony Millionaire presents an all-tattoo Maakies this week

• Street sketching with soprano soundtrack, by Frank Santoro

• Sen. Mitch McConnell & pollster Frank Luntz by Steve Brodner, with commentary

• A splash page by Derek Van Gieson

Thanks to all the artists, attendees, and MoCCA staff & volunteers for helping make the 2010 MoCCA Art Festival our most successful ever! We sold out of numerous titles, some within hours (and to the chagrin of our artists who ran out of books to sign — sorry!), and had mobs of fans turn out for our signings.

I took a load of photos; some highlights are below, followed by an embedded slideshow with lots more shots (which you can also view full screen) and a mosaic of thumbnails to browse. You can also browse the full set of photos with captions on our Flickr page.

Our setup at opening time, dwarfed by the cavernous interior of the Armory.

Mome dudes Derek Van Gieson, Nate Neal, editor Eric Reynolds, and Jon Vermilyea.

Jaime Hernandez with a long line of fans.

Eric observes as Jaime & Adrian Tomine share a laugh; that's Todd Hignite, author of The Art of Jaime Hernandez, in the tan jacket.

Charles Burns & Jaime Hernandez.

Eric looks on in admiration as living legends Arnold Roth, Al Jaffee & Gahan Wilson sign and greet fans.

Hotwire editor Glenn Head and Squirrel Machine auteur Hans Rickheit.

We were all knocked out by this guy's Fantomah tattoo!

Kim Deitch & Paul Karasik.

Esther Pearl Watson, Miss Lasko-Gross & Sara Edward-Corbett form a trio of triple-named women.

Dash Shaw, Michael Kupperman & Charles Burns.

The End!

Bonus: We spotted Enid preparing to clobber a pair of amorous pandas in our mural-filled hotel.