Welcome to Miloville.
Keep It Casual and Say Nothing
Introduction:
This is Milo's very own website. Back in the late 1960's Bill Harrell was the cartoonist for the West Georgia College student newspaper, The West Georgian. Bill's weekly cartoon was called InkLines. Milo here was the strips principle star. The cartoons were very popular among the student population back then, as Milo and his friends challenges reflected many of the same problems that the kids faced on a daily basis; things like sex, drugs, rock and roll, peace and war. Then, for some unknown reason, Milo disappeared for a while until he was reborn into the pages of a new book released earlier this year, namely, Foster's Store, A Portrait of the times and of West Georgia College.
Sample Images - Click on thumb for larger view
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This website is being set up as a place for all of Milo's fans to gather and learn about what's going on with Milo right now. Things like the fact a new book is being written called Miloville. This book will of course contain all of the past episodes of Milo, along with new additions. You can check out a few of the new sample chapters below.
Check back with us soon! We are just getting started. To communicate with us just click on the blue peace sign below. A blank email will appear for you to use to communicate back to us, or to just be put on a list to know when the Miloville book is released.
Talk to Milo ?
Yes, of course you can talk to Milo. Maybe you have some questions you'd like to ask him? I don't know. Anyway, if you feel like you'd like to talk to Milo himself about any old thing, just click on the picture of him below. A blank email message will appear.
Back cover of
Foster's Store
Click on Book Cover to Purchase signed copy.