Moho (Anime Studio) Tutorials

Even the greatest American senators of the 19th need a rest. Daniel Webster and Henry Clay are relaxing at home when the ringing of the doorbell shatters the stillness of the night. Who is the mysterious visitor and what new adventure is about to begin? And what does this all have to do with Halloween? Watch and see!

The Great Triumvirate is back in their latest adventure. When their friend and colleague is tied to a giant firework, Daniel Webster and Henry Clay race to his side.

Emprise: an adventurous, daring, or chivalric enterprise.

Daniel Webster and Henry Clay return in their most daring adventure yet! Daring, because this month's theme is "Monsters" and the monsters are more talked about than actually seen. I think that makes it a taut psychological thriller or something. Lots of suspense.

The Amazing Adventures of Webster and Clay.

This one popped into my head the other day while I was out cutting the grass. If the story feels a little under developed, it may be because I have a small yard.

On the fog shrouded streets of old London town, a madman is on the loose! Only one detective is brilliant enough to stop him. Fortunately, that detective is neither Webster nor Clay, because they are on a jaunt on the other side of the ocean. Join Webster and Clay as they travel the countryside looking for adventure!

Daniel Webster and Henry Clay return in a thrilling reimagining of Ibsen's "A Doll's House"

A retelling of the Conan Doyle novel, "The Lost World", featuring none other than the legendary American statesmen Daniel Webster and Henry Clay. Will our two heroes be able to survive in their strange surroundings? Will they even realize that they're in strange surroundings?

As an added bonus, the zip file includes the leopard skin texture that I forgot to package with my Prehistory Mystery files. So once again Og can look his best while dumping industrial solvents.

Two thirds of the Great Triumvirate are back in their latest adventure. A brief stopover in the middle of the forest turns into a tense confrontation as Webster and Clay battle creatures that could only be described as...

Straight out of a Maurice Sendak book!

Yes, I was so hard up for a monster idea that I used "Where the Wild Things Are" as my inspiration. Of course, my art skills are so poor that Sendak's estate won't sue me for copyright infringement, but they may come after me for defamation of character for associating his name with my animation.

Everyone's favorite 19th Century US statesmen are back in a rollicking tale of adventure on the high seas.