Old Guys vs New Guys! A common theme in the sociopolitical landscape at large, but here, it only refers to the GRIM AND REALISTIC BATTLE between my old comic characters and my new comic characters. Samuel, the rugged super-cool werewolf guy from Scribing, leads Deathbone, Jed the Fish, Willy Sketch from SPo, and Elmo from Elmo and Bill in a quest to kill Sunglasses from Lazy Teens, Skate Dad, Son, Willy Sketch from SP9, Mulligan, Danald, and Monoceros. Who will win???

Stale Pancakes 6 is key entry in the Stale Pancakes metanarrative. It was during the creation of Stale Pancakes 6 that I mapped out the Stale Pancakes multiverse, how each version of the series is related, and the narrative lurking in the background of every editon. Stale Pancakes 6 itself slowly leans into this narrative in short comics intended to be mostly comedic.

Stale Pancakes 7 is a weird middle child in the Stale Pancakes comicography involving much rebooting and portraying key events that are hard for the layman to understand in strange and weird ways.

Stale Pancakes 9 is a re-envisioning of Stale Pancakes Oldies and the most faithful in its inerpretation. It feels and acts the most like the original series. It's like The Orville!

Stale Pancakes Classic is maybe actually the least classic era of Stale Pancakes. Nothing interesting happens, and it is so small because most of the things I was making involved video games or super heroes. But it includes the origins of Sherlock the Eyeball and Dr. J. Bubbles, characters who last for long times after in other versions of Stale Pancakes.

Stale Pancakes Oldies is the classic era of Stale Pancakes from around 2012 to 2015.