Welcome to the inaugural issue of Wilcox Arcade Comics: an outlet for my both my wife and myself to exercise our creative abilities while simultaneously spreading the word about my primary business. Although I’m sharing this digital copy for posterity, physical copies will be available for those who sign up for the Wilcox Arcade mailing list. (Plus, we printed extras to disseminate throughout the community, wherever we can possibly put them.) Please enjoy this couple of fun c

I feel confident saying this now: People are really enjoying the concept of purchasing seed packets from an electronic bulk vending machine so far.   For context, Wilcox Arcade placed said vending machine at The Pink Petunia in Crofton, Kentucky, in March — a move that ensured my company would once again have a presence in Christian County following a half-decade hiatus.   My wife Jordan Wilcox was the brainiac who suggested we should vend seed packets at a greenhouse. And yo

Whoever told you I was “bringing back” arcades was sorely mistaken. This year, I’ve been keen on correcting certain misconceptions associated with the Wilcox Arcade route — but unfortunately, this one doesn’t just affect me. Arcades never went anywhere, despite what some people claim. You just weren’t paying enough attention. The erroneous notion that arcades at some point “died” and must now be resurrected is so prevalent, in fact, that I’m just about tired of dispelling it.