Colleen has a weird habit of showing up in other people's comics. (Mostly because she's got some pretty amazing comicy friends. That and she's really good at making idiotic faces, voices, and doing idiotic things.) I'm still working on updating this, but check out all the comics below...

10,000 Drawings: Ow, Ow, Ow, Questionable Contents, At the MoCCA, The Grass is Greener in Westchester, Fan Art, Bad Day, No Cookie, Long Weekend, Brokeback Sketchbook, Happy VD, Itty Bitty Comic Heroines

Scott Bateman's Bateman365 (voiced animations):
Reprographics:
Chris Pearce's "No, Seriously I Rule!":
Robin Enrico:
Robot Comix:
Pirate Bunnies:
Sinister Bedfellows:

  Annie (pictured here performing her smash hit cover of Patrick Swayze's "She's Like the Wind" for her core fanbase of hockey star bobbleheads and kermit feet) first burst into the music scene in a hospital in Fullerton, California in 1981. Her Janis Joplin-esque vocal stylings garnered her much attention in her early years.

She remained in the Orange County area for the next 19 years, before deciding that the music scene there "like, sucks ass," at which time she relocated to Santa Cruz, CA to work on her artistic aspirations and become a big gay hippy.

She moved around 3 times, until in January 2004, she relocated again to freeze her ass off in Brooklyn, NY. Annie enjoys fake moustaches, subway conductors that make corny jokes over the p.a. system, and old man hats. Annie is frightened of, yet fascinated by, spiders (a.k.a. "assassins sent to get her"), heights, and sea monsters. Annie dislikes slurpy noises, emery boards, and writing about herself in the 3rd person. Listen to her beautiful vocal stylin"s every Fluff Radio Review.

annie[a]fluffinbrooklyn.com

Fluff couldn't exist without these folks, who are BEYOND supportive. I love each and every one of them with big sharp pointy teeth. Click on any of the pictures below to see what comics they were in! (cast members shown in order of first appearance)