The comic you are reading right now. Move along. This is the guy who likes to sit in his dark room and touch himself, and draw on some occasions.
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Mark

Mark is the unfortunate host of this comic. Nobody really knows why. However, he is the only one who will do it for free, and that's a good enough reason. He dreams about actually having a career in the comic business, so he's willing to try anything to get noticed. Some say he should pretend to be Jewish.

T.J.

T.J. is the co-host tossed into this clusterfuck of a comic. He doesn't know why, but he'll stick around to see what happens. Usually ends up getting hurt by Mark's schemes to get noticed. Outside the comic he's bold and adventuring, getting Mark into trouble as revenge.

The Intern

When something goes wrong and neither T.J. or Mark want to deal with it (such as protesting zombies), they send in the intern. Reluctantly he'll go in, knowing that he really doesn't have a choice. Poor guy doesn't even have a name. Such is the life of an intern.

Stay frosty for more bios as new characters are introduced!

About the comic:
T.J. and Mark are two guys living in the cutthroat world of comics. Imagine as if comics were made like television shows or movies, with the characters in them being just actors. The comic of T.J. and Mark is the equivalent of a late night talk show. They are free to break the fourth wall and interact with the reader. However, occasionally I will draw a more traditional comic, with the characters not realizing they are inside a comic. To help you understand which mode they are in, when it is called "Name That Comic!" it is the talk show version, and "T.J. and Mark" is the traditional comic mode. Also, generally I will draw T.J. and Mark wearing suits and ties in they are breaking the fourth wall. When it is a regular comic, they will be wearing casual clothes. I hope this helps. Enjoy the comic!

           

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T.J. and Mark © Cameron Ousley. If you steal this stuff I will Mapquest where you live, go to your house and do unspeakable horrors to you. Or we'll just cuddle. Who knows!