As a one-time boy genius, writing Dexter's Laboratory comics was a lot of fun for me. It was also a very different challenge than writing for Looney Tunes. 

On the Looney Tunes side, Bugs and Daffy already had a broad range of established story lines to guide a writer.  At the time I wrote these, Dexter was a newer franchise, still being defined with every show and still closely watched by its creator, Genndy Tartakovsky.  Fortunately, I had a knack for this show or, as my editor once e-mailed me, "Damn! You write good Dexter!"

The links below connect to sample pages from each comic.

	Dext-Hair On his worst hair day, Dexter turns to Dee Dee for help		Doot-Doot-Doot! With a song stuck in his head, Dexter downloads his backup brain.
	Neat Freaked The school science lab is dirty and Dexter has the formula for clean		Dive! Dive! Taunted into tackling the high dive, Dexter takes a calculated plunge