Keep Pushing

Poor guy.

Limited Warranty

Missionary blessings cover for a lot of things, but I'm not sure they cover that.

Wrinkle-Free

This happened to every one of my wrinkle-free shirts as a missionary. Unfortunately, it happened to one of them the day of a Zone Conference. My Mission President's wife let me hear about it too. After that, the iron and I became close friends.

Wrinkle-free Shirts Part Three

This is the last of the wrinkle-free strips. Starting next week: a seven-part series on shoe shining.

Wrinkle-free Shirts Part Two

I drew over 500 of these missionary comic strips and the only times you see Elder Van Dyke wearing a watch is in the strips where he needs to check it to indicate that his companion is late. It's awfully convenient that on the days he'd need it, he'd put on his watch.

Ten years ago when I drew these strips, missionaries had to wear watches to make sure they were always on schedule. Now days, I imagine they do what the rest of us do: forgo a watch and just check their cell phones.

Wrinkle-free Shirts

I remember the day on my mission when the starch in my wrinkle-free shirts gave up the ghost. It was zone conference and my Mission President's wife gave me a chewing out. Up until that point (about a year into my mission), I hadn't had to touch an iron. After that point, the iron and I became very well acquainted.