The Belch Dimension Comics

The Belch Dimension Comics is a self-published comic book written, drawn, and distributed on the Web by artist and author Jonathan M. Sweet. The entire series may be previewed and purchased at the official website, Smoking Cat Productions.

Year One (2005-06)
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 * 01 || April 15, 2005 || "Hiss Hole Comes to Town" || A master villain has harnessed the power of lightning during a storm to reenter our dimension. He seeks to reassemble his armies and resume his dream of world conquest. To accomplish this, he commandeers a house belonging to local bully Tony Moneran--declaring it his headquarters--and kicks him and his crew out on the street. Monty must now work with Jon to get back what's his. But can the two work together against a common foe without destroying one another? ||
 * The Treehouse Warriors roster: Jonathan M. Sweet, Larry Clayborn, Billy Cline, Joshua Cline, Jason T. Gibbon, Angela Larkin, Benjamin Sweet
 * Villains: The Cobra Clan (Hiss Hole, Gorilla Man, Noodle Nozzle, Slobber Face); Tony Moneran and his Maulers (Mugsy, Rocco, and Scarface).
 * One of only two issues to have 27 pages of text.


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 * 02 || May 13, 2005 || Elementary School, My Dear Potson/Truth...Or Else! || Jon's boys face off against Monty's gang on a TV game show, where each contestant must face an outrageous physical challenge if they give the wrong answer--in "Truth...or Else!" Plus, Jon dons deerstalker cap and magnifying glass to become England's greatest sleuth. With his faithful companion Potson in tow, he must keep his arch-nemesis from using his evil genius to turn all of London into a London broil. ||* "Elementary School, My Dear Potson" is almost entirely a dream sequence. *In "Truth...Or Else"! several other members of the Maulers are introduced: two blacks named Knuckles Nelson and Butcher X, and Moneran's girlfriend Gangrene. *First issue released in "standard" 24-page format. Most issues followed this format except for #1 and several longer "special" issues.

An afternoon out turns into a mission when a Cobra Clan plot to serve beverages laced with mind-altering drugs is uncovered. Can the Warriors stop Hiss Hole from turning the state fair into an altered-state fair with his poison punch?
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 * 03 || June 10, 2005 || "A Fair Fight" ||
 * The Treehouse Warriors roster: Jonathan M. Sweet, Larry Clayborn, Billy Cline, Joshua Cline, Jimmo, Chance Hoskins, Angela Larkin, Benjamin Sweet, Timothy Sweet, Flunger, Gort
 * Villains: The Cobra Clan (Hiss Hole, Prof. Sydney Fruitcake, Jello Brain, Noodle Nozzle, Slobber Face).
 * First issue to have a trademark (TM) stamp on its cover.
 * The idea for this story came from the author's bad experience at a county fair, at which he suspected a game was rigged. He accused the operator of being a crook...then after a while started to imagine a fair where all the attractions, rides, and consessions were run by villians who had secretly taken over the park.
 * Tim is the only Warrior appearing without lines. He wouldn't actually speak until "Chinese Fortune Kooky" (#7).
 * Tim is the only Warrior appearing without lines. He wouldn't actually speak until "Chinese Fortune Kooky" (#7).