CODENAME: KIDS NEXT DOOR ON FREDERATOR'S KNOW YOUR SHOW!

Channel Frederator 

has always been a friend to

Codename: Kids Next Door.

(which is more than we can 

say for most adults, amiright?)

Honestly,

they're a friend to

ALL

cartoons and are always

out there spreading the word.

And lately they're

shouting about

KND

on their

sooper fun

KNOW YOUR SHOW.

Take a little time and check it out,

why don't ya.

Totally made me smile.

Thanks, Frederator! You guys  ROCK!

107 KIDS NEXT DOOR FACTS

How much do I  LOVE LOVE LOVE  that Channel Frederator just posted this video with 107 KIDS NEXT DOOR FACTS YOU NEED TO KNOW?!
More than you know!
And even if you're not interested in the facts, it's a great trip though my Facebook photo stream!
Take a look:

This obviously took forever to put together  and I'm honored they took the time to dig up so many fun facts!
Although some of them might need a  minor correction here or there:
#3 = that's not my manga/anime library pictured. But I wish it was!
#5 = Actually, the friend mentioned (Linda Simensky) moved to Atlanta to become a big shot at  Cartoon Network, not LA.
Also, it's pronounced UH-sifa east. Not ASS-ifa.
#9 - It's not that the individual KND weren't intended to have fixed names. It was that their GROUP name would constantly change. One day they'd be The Deep Fryer Five the next they'd be The Apple Brown Betty Bunch.
Their name would alter depending on what kind of  trouble they were intending to get Kenny into.
#11 - I didn't originally WANT  Mark Hamill to play Professor XXXL.
But I was THRILLED when I saw he was on the  list to audition for the part.
And I was TOTALLY disappointed when he didn't  appear to be the right person to play the character. But he was ABSOLUTELY the right guy to play Stickybeard.
#17 - Just to clarify, the Beatles were nicknamed The Fab Four. Hence, Numbuh Four's name.
#18 - I don't think I ever intended Hoagie Gilligan's  last name as a reference to Gilligan's Island. As I recall, I just liked the name.
#19 - Oops. It's Ben Diskin. Not Driskin.
#32 - I don't recall it being said anywhere  that Numbuh One's mom (aka Numbuh 999) was the first female operative in the  modern KND. If so, I'd say that was planted by evil adults.
#34 - I'm also not so sure Number One was ever on the Decommissioning Squad. Was he?
#43 - That's definitely not Steve Rucker in the picture. Also, Tom Chase shared music duties  for a good portion of the series.
#44 - Correction: The song is called The Private Pain Of Techno Destructo. Not Destruction.
#49 - Rainbow Munchies. Not Rainbow Crunchies. Although they sound delicious, too.
#72 - I love nothing better than mispronouncing Mo's name. But I'm legally bound to let people know that it's WILLEMS. Not Williams.
And he left AFTER season four. To many tears. Some of joy, but most of sorrow.
#74 - While I'd love to take credit for placing Ash and Yugi in the show, it was actually the character designers, and sometimes the colorists that turned them into those characters. Much to my delight, of course.
#81 - I think it's generous to say that  Operation: KNOT was the ONLY episode of KND that ran too long before getting locked to time. There were certainly many more, especially in the first season. But KNOT was a particularly egregious example.
#95 - The KND Splinter Cell and their mission  of eradicating all adults was a ruse to distract people from finding out about the  Galactic Kids Next Door. They don't actually exist.
#98 - 1000 Times No was only made as a short film for Nick Jr. Not a series. But the original idea was to do a series of books like 1000 Times Thank You, 1000 Times I Love You and 1000 Times I Want Waffles.
#100 - Technically, I wasn't ASKED to do  a piece for the TVA art show. You just do one if you want to. Those are the ones I caught.
Maybe there are more. But honestly, WHO CARES?!
I just love that they made this! THANK YOU CHANNEL FREDERATOR for putting this together.
You rock.

THE SEARCH FOR CATBUG IS FOR REALS!

IT'S HERE!

I just got my copy of 

THE SEARCH FOR CATBUG

and it's 

PACKED

with

sooper fun

Where's Waldo-style

illustrations by a 

metric ton

of awesome artists!

Here's a purposely obtuse

view of mine:

Want me to sign a copy for ya?

Then come on down to the

Viz Comics Booth

at the

San Diego Comic Con!

Me and a bunch of the other artists

will be doing some signings!

I'll be there

Friday, July 25th at 4:00pm!

Come say hey!