A single-panel color comic by Madscott (madscottcomic.com). Two cartoon people stand together in what appears to be an indoor setting with a neutral blue-gray background. On the left, a wide-eyed person in a purple shirt gestures with a raised finger, looking panicked, with the speech bubble: "Oh crap, oh crap! I talked trash and now people expect me to do something." On the right, a person with long brown hair wearing a green shirt looks back with a flat, unimpressed expression and responds: "How unreasonable of people to expect things of you." The comic satirizes the gap between big talk and follow-through, with the second character's deadpan sarcasm serving as the punchline.

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Trash Talk
Posted on March 9, 2026 by Scott

Big Weekend

Posted on September 12, 2014 by Scott
First.. I have a comic almost ready to post.. this week kicked my ass though. My elder Son is turning 15 tomorrow. I really can’t figure that out yet. 15 is about when kids start being people and not just extensions of their parents (in my opinion). I’ll be sharing table space tomorrow with Phil. We’ll be at the Eau Claire Comic Con. EC3

House Keeping

Posted on August 4, 2014 by Scott
You may or may not have noticed that some of the rougher looking comics have dropped off the site. I did some housekeeping and deleted about a dozen comics that honestly were very rough, or only done in pencil, or were sketch cards. Either I shouldn’t have uploaded them or they should have been part of a blog post. Either way what’s in the comic navigation today should be decent comics and I’ll add more again soon.

A brief and functional update

Posted on May 9, 2014 by Scott
In the unlikely event that this is the only place online that you look for updates on my life I would like a moment of your time to point you to https://www.facebook.com/madscottcomic. I have been adding quick little updates there mostly because it’s really easy. The sketch cards I’ve been doing typically show up there first only because I upload them directly from my phone. Additionally, I would encourage you to reach out to someone and let them know you’re there and thinking of them.