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Don't miss the daily misadventures of cartoonist Chip Dunham's clever crew of shipboard malcontents, incompetents, and laggards. Overboard stands out with a pointed wit that has dagger-sharp timing and effect.
Louie, the ship's faithful dog, is the center of attention of the adventures on land and at sea. His human companions not only have to deal with Louie and his requests, but also the many problems they face living at sea, like dolphins eating their garden and sea monsters taunting Louie. The entertaining exchanges between Louie and the humans on the ship will have readers coming back for more of this castaway comedy. Man overboard!
Chip Dunham is the creator of the comic strip "Overboard." Set on a pirate ship, "Overboard" explores the sensitive side of plundering and pillaging through the daily misadventures of its clever crew of malcontents, incompetents, and laggards. “After 20 years of drawing and writing 'Overboard,' I still approach it with the energy of my first week of doing it,” Dunham said. “It’s the most fun job in the world, and I hope some of that feeling still jumps out at the reader."
A Wisconsin native, Dunham started his cartooning career in his 20s with the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel and The New Yorker. Discouraged by the workload, Dunham halted cartooning and enrolled in the University of Wisconsin, graduating with a degree in journalism in 1980. Taking a hiatus from cartooning to explore careers in reporting and commercial painting, Dunham returned to cartooning in 1989, when he developed "Overboard," which earned a Best Comic Strip nomination from the National Cartoonists Society. He now lives in Detroit with his dog, Sam.