Welcome, welcome, one and all! We thank you for joining us for the 13th page of Kid Houdini and the Silver Dollar Misfits.

As you can see, Harry and his friends are about to go adventuring. Will they find Bea’s father? Will they make it back into their cage before Professor Murat discovers they’re missing?

All will be revealed in good time, my friends.

Thank you for reading, and, as always, we thank you for helping to spread the word. We can’t do this without you.

-Dwight L. MacPherson (with Worth Gowell and Kevin Conley)

Welcome to the 12th installment of Kid Houdini and the Silver Dollar Misfits!

This is my first week back to school and let me tell you… added to all my writing commitments, this is guaranteed to be my most fun semester yet! Dripping with sarcasm–isn’t it? Hahaha.

We thank you for joining us and please–if you enjoy the strip–tell people about it. We’d really like to get The Kid out to as many readers as possible before the Free Comic Book Day book hits. So your help is absolutely essential in accomplishing this.

In fact, we can’t do it without you.

-Dwight L. MacPherson (with Worth Gowell and Kevin Conley)

Welcome to the 11th installment of Kid Houdini and the Silver Dollar Misfits!

I am excited to say that Edgar Allan Poo artist Thomas Boatwright will be doing the cover illustration for Viper Comics’ Free Comic Book Day offering. As you may remember, Viper’s FCBD comic will also feature the first chapter of Kid Houdini–so how cool is that?

As for the graphic novel, I am thrilled to announce that Chris Eliopoulos of Marvel’s “Franklin Richards: Son of a Genius” will be providing the cover for the book! Thanks, Chris! We owe you big time!

Alas, I need to get back to work on Poo Book 2, Chapter 3, so I will sign off for now. Thank you for reading–and please, continue to help us spread the word about Kid Houdini.

We appreciate you!

-Dwight L. MacPherson (with Worth Gowell and Kevin Conley)

Sorry for the late entry, ladies and gents. This holiday season has been a killer! Yesterday, my small apartment was filled with children (5 in total), so, as you can imagine, I didn’t get much done. Other than keep the peace, that is. So, I apologize for the lateness and we’ll ensure that it does not happen again.

Thanks for joining us, though. We appreciate you stopping by to check out the newest installment of our sensational mystery comic. Please… if you enjoy it, take a moment to let us know. Believe it or not, we’d love to hear what you think. It really does matter to us.

With that, I’ll close and get back to yesterday’s neglected work. *sigh*

-Dwight L. MacPherson (with Worth Gowell and Kevin Conley)

Whew. Another Christmas has come and gone. It was a wild and woolly one–let me tell you!

Thank you for joining us for the newest page of our ongoing adventure. As you can see, the mystery is beginning to unfurl before us. Join us next week as we find out more about Bea’s father and his unfortunate–well, you’ll see.

We hope you are enjoying our tale thus far. And, if you are, please tell others about Kid Houdini and the Chemistry Set.

That’s all I have time for this week, but we’ll see you next week with another page of Kid Houdini goodness.

-Dwight L. MacPherson (with Worth Gowell and Kevin Conley)

Welcome to the 8th installment of Kid Houdini and the Silver Dollar Misfits!

Enter the damsel in distress. Well… okay, she’s not exactly a damsel. She’s rather young to be considered a damsel, I’d imagine.

Regardless, our heroes are about to set out on another exciting case. Join us next week when we find out more information about our young–uh–lady and why she wants to hire Kid Houdini and the Silver Dollar Misfits.

Thanks for reading, and we’ll see you next week!

-Dwight L. MacPherson (with Worth Gowell and Kevin Conley)

Welcome to the 7th installment of Kid Houdini and the Silver Dollar Misfits!

As you may already know, co-creator Worth Gowell and I have signed a contract with Viper Comics to produce the first–of hopefully many–Kid Houdini graphic novel. We’re very excited to be working with Viper Comics and thank them for taking a risk on Kid Houdini.

On a side-note, I just completed another college semester and am diving back into writing more Kid Houdini. Worth is currently illustrating the second chapter of the book and the ever-vigilant Kevin Conley has completed coloring the first chapter and has moved on to the second. Exciting stuff.

All right… back to work for me.

Thanks for joining us and we hope you will check back next week for another brand new episode.

-Dwight L. MacPherson (with Worth Gowell and Kevin Conley)

Welcome, welcome to the sixth installment of Kid Houdini and the Silver Dollar Misfits. We thank you for joining us on this auspicious occasion and invite you to join us next Wednesday for our seventh episode as we find out what’s become of Master Houdini since his unfortunate apprehension by the wicked Professor Murat.

I apologize for the short commentary, but I’m afraid I’m still battling that nasty influenza bug. Hopefully–by next week–it will only be a bad memory.

Until then,
Dwight L. MacPherson (with Worth Gowell and Kevin Conley)

Egads! It’s the evil Professor Murat! Surely they’re in for it now…

Welcome back, gentle readers. We thank you for joining us for the fifth installment of Kid Houdini and the Silver Dollar Misfits.

We are happy to announce that we have a publisher for the first volume of Kid Houdini’s adventures–but I’m not going to make an official statement until next week. You know… just want to ensure that a few last formalities are ironed out before I spill the beans. Fun times.

Oh, and be sure to add Kid Houdini as your very own Myspace friend. He’s oh so ornery.

Once again, the team thanks you for joining us–and we’ll see you next week. Please be sure to leave a comment if you enjoy the strip. We would all appreciate it.

Until next week,
Dwight L. MacPherson (with Worth Gowell and Kevin Conley)

Welcome back to The Chemistry Set! My, you’re looking well. You must work out–don’t you?

Ah, of course you do.

As always, we thank you for joining us for what we believe is a unique and fun experience for kids of all ages. Yes… even old duffers like Worth. HA HA HA! Yeah–he’ll get me for that one.

Well, I need to get back to another fun and exciting paper (yes, I’m being sarcastic) for my Shakespeare class so I will say so long for now and see you next week.

-Dwight L. MacPherson (with Worth “Gramps” Gowell and Kevin “Papaw” Conley)

*Runs away laughing*