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Dark Side of the Spoon | Episode 4

January 25, 2010 3 Comments

Ep 5. December 12 Censored Dark Side of the Spoon | Episode 4

The Dark Side of the Spoon is a comic strip created, written and penciled by Mike V. Derderian, and inked and colored by Waleed Qutteineh.

The first official episode appeared in U Men’s August 2009 issue—Thank you Shirene.

It follows the lives of Mako, a Mako shark with amphibian abilities and the appetite of—duh—a shark, and, Me-ouch, a one eyed well-read cat.

How did they end up living in an underground pad in Amman’s Al Balad area? To cut a long story short…wait for and read upcoming episodes…

Legal deposit number @ National Library (2009/6/3266)

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رقم الأيداع لدى المكتبة الوطنية: 2009/6/3266

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  • http://brickinthehead.wordpress.com/ Mike V. Derderian

    It is great to see my Mako and Me-ouch on 7iber. Thank you Waleed for your colors. Anyone interested in learning more about Mako and Me-ouch here is the link to the Facebook group, where you can learn more about this gluttonous shark and angst filled cat. There you will also find The Dark Side of the Spoon pencils, which are black and white panels.

    I am at the moment producing black and white one panel posters of Mako and Me-ouch that you can find in the group's photos:

    http://www.facebook.com/search/?q=the+dark+side

  • http://brickinthehead.wordpress.com/ Mike V. Derderian

    It is great to see my Mako and Me-ouch on 7iber. Thank you Waleed for your colors. Anyone interested in learning more about Mako and Me-ouch here is the link to the Facebook group, where you can learn more about this gluttonous shark and angst filled cat. There you will also find The Dark Side of the Spoon pencils, which are black and white panels.

    I am at the moment producing black and white one panel posters of Mako and Me-ouch that you can find in the group's photos:

    http://www.facebook.com/search/?q=the+dark+side