Rebecca Hicks (She/Her)

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SDCC 5535 Writer, illustrator, foolish mortal linktr.ee/rebeccahicks

My purple-focused booth at San Diego Comic-Con.
Me at booth 5535 at San Diego Comic-Con!
Me and James, looking ridiculous.
The beautiful blue San Diego sky dotted with clouds over the Star Trek: Strange New Worlds banner decorating the front of a hotel.
Two wild turkeys in Davis, California. A place where turkeys shouldn’t be. But turkeys have no gods and no masters. Gobble gobble muthafuddas.
The rest area sign for Weed, California, with Mount Shasta in the background against a clear blue sky.
Glass owls on a truck stop shelf.
A collection of stickers featuring my drawing of Princess Donut, the Persian tortoiseshell cat from the Dungon Crawler Carl book series. She's looking regal and chonky in her purple sunglasses. The sticker is captioned "LIVE LIFE IN ALL CAPS."
A collection of colorful stickers on a black tabletop: a smiling cartoon shark captioned "I Chews Love," an egg in a French beret and scarf captioned "Your are enough," a disgruntled orange tabby cat typing on a laptop captioned "Typey type code code code," a Little Vampire biting a heart captioned "Love bites, I bite, I am love," and a seal giving a thumbs up (flipper up?) captioned "Seal of approval."
The inside of a toy brick Waffle House showing a tiny Waffle House frill with waffle makers, frying pan, and various utensils for the making of tiny toy brick waffles. There's also a tiny counter with little coffee mugs and syrup jars.
A coffee cup lid with “treat yo self” written on it.
A purple promotion for my appearance as an exhibitor at San Diego Comic Con on July 22 through July 26. I will be at my usual spot, my beloved booth 5535 in the Independent Press Pavilion.
A sticker thanking people for voting because it's the least we can freakin' do to defend our fragile democracy and yet too m any people who can vote don't vote! What the what is up with that?
My husband James looks over Tillamook Bay from an open train car.
Me and my friend Jennie under an umbrella in the deluge smiling bigly because we are together at a Renaissance Faire.
Do you like puns? 'Cause this badly drawn ink comic on lined paper is all about that shit. It's a badly drawn koala in a t-shirt with a marijuana leaf on it and the koala is clearly stoned and is sitting amongst some clouds which could read as smoke or actual clouds in the sky. The caption reads "This is a high quality comic." It's a koala. That sounds like the first part of quality. It's drinking tea, wearing a tee shirt. It's stoned, or high, and/or is sitting amongst the clouds (which are high up), and is saying "Sup" which is a way of saying hi. You're welcome.
My drawing of a the Fresno Nightcrawler with the caption "Onward and Awkward." The Fresno Nightcrawler looks like a glowing pair of pants walking on its own not giving a shit and is the best cryptic.
A blue circle surrounded by a red outline with white stars and white letters reading "Thank you for actually giving a bleep." Thank you for voting!
White bubble letters on a blue background. An homage to the classic Dr. Pepper ad with "Be a Pepper" replaced with "Be a Voter" and "Defend Democracy" written underneath.
An homage to the block letter Waffle House sign saying "Y'all come vote! Democracy House."
My fabulous husband peeks out from behind our table at Books with Pictures Minicon. The table is decorated with purple table runners with white stars and the Luna Sea moon logo, and has my books and art in wooden displays on top.
It’s the interior of a toy brick Waffle House set with a little toy brick grill and waffle irons. Now I want toy brick waffles.
A pile of stickers with "Bad Knees" written in red atop a swooshy script yellow "Bears." It's an homage to the lettering on the poster for the movie Bad News Bears. But with knees instead of news because I'm old and my body is a decrepit meat sack.
A map showing my table location at Books with Pictures Minicon this Saturday, June 13th. I'll be at table 50, up against the wall of the best bookstore in Portland.
A toy brick Waffle House grill with little coffee maker and waffle irons and it’s so adorable I can’t even.
James and I looking goofy in front of Oregan’s Multnomah Falls.
That such a thing exists is proof that there is good in this world still. This is a photo of the box for a 637 piece toy brick Waffle House, featuring a photo of the toy brick restaurant in all its glorious yellow and red.
A red, white, and blue sticker in the style of "I Voted" stickers in the United States. It reads "Thank You! Thank you for actually giving a bleep."
A pile of tiny flyers promoting the Books with Picture Minicon this Saturday, June 13 in Portland, Oregon.
White letters on a blue background, an homage to a classic Doctor Pepper ad campaign that reads "Be a voter; defend Democracy."
A beautiful promotion of my artwork by the beautiful people who work at the Books with Pictures bookstore.
A blue homage to Waffle House signage reading "Y'all come vote! Democracy House."
A colorful promotion for Books with Pictures Minicon on June 13 in Portland, Oregon. You can get info at bookswithpictures.com/bwpcon/
A red and blue homage to "I Voted" stickers saying "Thank you for actually giving a bleep."
An illustration of Mothman grinning and throwing up some jazz hands against a starry sky. The art is captioned "Makin' It Weird."
A nod to the greatest of diners, Waffle House, with "Y'all come vote!" written in script over an homage of the classic Waffle House sign that reads "Democracy House" in block letters inside rectangles.
White letters on a blue background pay homage to the classic Dr. Pepper ads reading "Be a Voter: Defend Democracy."
A screenshot of Google trying to shove AI bullshit down my throat once again. There are two buttons, one for "not interested" and the other for "continue." There needs to be a third that says "never in a million years you absolute shit wagons."
A colorful promotion for Books with Pictures Minicon on June 13 in Portland, Oregon. You can get info at bookswithpictures.com/bwpcon/
A screenshot of the Oregon Secretary of State website showing that only 39.32% of registered voters participated in the simplest and most basic way to participate in our democracy. We have vote by mail for fuck's sake. The rest of the registered voters just couldn't be arsed to fight evil, I guess.
The most amazing Kermit the Frog cosplay. A woman in a green dress with green hair with a Kermit eyes hairband abd a banjo with “this machine kills fascists“ written on it.
It’s my booth! It’s my husband! It’s my husband in my booth!
A map of the show floor for Westside Comic Con. My booth is C4 and C5 along the back wall. Get badges at westsidecomiccon.com
A map of where you can find me at Westside Comic Con in Hillsboro, Oregon this weekend. I'll be along the back wall at tables C-4 and C-5. You can buy badges westsidecomiccon.com
A red, white, and blue round sticker thanking you for giving a fuck and voting.
An orange hamburger bun sandwiches the red word “vote” in a nod to the Burger King logo. No kings but Burger King.
An I Voted By Mail sticker from the Oregon Secretary of State website. Because I voted by mail.
The front page of a mini-zine titled Astronomy 101: Inventions from Spaaaaace; Lecture One Notes from Professor Kos Sobaka of the Rosalind Froglin School of Science at the University of Cranebridge. There is an illustration of Professor Sobaka who is a Siberian Huskey with glasses, a little goatee beard, wearing a mortar board.
A page from a mini-zine with a drawing of a little stick figure giving a thumbs up. The zine is titled The Ship of State: A History of Governance and is lecture notes from the ficitional University of Cranebridge. My ten dollar and up patrons get a zine like this mailed to them each month. https://ko-fi.com/lunaseastudios
An homage to the Waffle House sign that reads "Democracy House" and "Y'all come vote!"
Westside Comic Con! A brand new comic convention in Hillsboro, Oregon will be happening May 23rd through the 24th. Go to westsidecomiccon.com for more info and to buy badges.
An homage to "I Voted" stickers that reads "I Vote! Because it pisses off assholes."
It's an ad for a toy brick (not LEGO) Waffle House model. It comes with little Waffle House people and the classic sign and I have never wanted something so ridiculously awesome so much in my life.
A colorful promotion for the Westside Comic Con in Hillsboro, Oregon. You can get badges at westsidecomiccon.com
Two bright orange boxes of chicken salad and crackers called Snacks on the Run!
A visual guide to voting in Oregon. Three options are presented; drop a ballot in a ballot box, mailing it in, or returning it directly to the county elections office. Voting here is safe and easy and there just ain't no good excuse to not vote in every election.
A photo of me and my mom at my 8th or 9th birthday party, surrounded by my friends and family.
It's a Boston Red Sox themed bobblehead statue of Grogu, the little green baby Yoda guy from The Mandalorian series and upcoming movie. He's floating a Red Sox baseball in his adorable little hand and he's just the cutest little cutey.
A page inside Oregon's printed Voters' Pamphlet. It contains descriptions of the candidates submitted by the candidates themselves, and arguments for and against any measures. It's pretty freaking cool that they make voting so easy here in Oregon. It's incredibly UNCOOL that we don't have more people that actually vote.