#45 Rockton, IL + #46 Clovis, IL

The Hastings are moving! Here's a sweet set of arrows that tell the story. Gone are the days of wagon wheels. On the horizon, the ocean, palm trees and mountains. That's a hell of an upgrade. Good luck on your new chapter.

#42 The Rein's (Cardiff, CA)

Hot damn, if this arrow doesn't raise the bar for workmanship!

This cobalt blue surfboard arrow comes all the way from the Pacific Coast. Kurt Rein grew up a stones throw from Mt. Holly and headed west chasing tasty waves. Kurt found his flatlander's Shangri La on the beaches North of San Diego. In the process found a beautiful wife and fathered a pretty rad little dude.

Kurt introduced me to The Sandwich Club which was one of the turning points of my life in the early oughts. Now I'm doubley indebted to him.

 Shaka, brah. Thanks for the fine work.

#38 Los Angeles

Dave Hernandez, 1/2 of my favorite non-cartoonist Hernandez Bros. and the shadowy hunched figure behind the ominous Ape City Productions just did me a great service. I've been homesick for the west coast this week, watching a lot of '67-'74 So. Cal. biker movies and listening to The Tyde. All romantic pondering got chucked out the window, where it belongs, when I opened Dave's wake-up-call in the form of a caution yellow arrow. For reference, Dave notes:

1,926 mi = Hollywood
1,930 mi = Beverly Hills
1,943 mi = Malibu

 Thanks, Dave.

#36 San Francisco (ZODIAC)

How do you know how good an old pal is? You know when he takes time away from developing biologically engineered plastics to dive deep enough into one of your creepy obsessions to accurately use the multiple-valued crypto-key of the zodiac killer in the creation of his arrow. Clem Fortman is such a friend.

Hey Mr. Mike I had hoped to make this a much more polished product. But alas, I'm spending all of my time trying to make you rich. You'll be happy to know that the ink came from a Sharpie™ left over from Shinders (don't tell Joel)

Thanks, buddy. The Speakeasy bottlecap would have been much more appreciated still attached to a full bottle. Now get back to work!