Steve Yegge invented the weekly Wheelhouse comic as a way to publish true, often frustrating Fable sessions from the 40-to-60-agent factory he runs while rebuilding Wyvern. The cartoons, the essays, and the session stories are his. Claude Gone Wild exhibits them with credit, links to the originals, and does not rehost his artwork.
Cartoons, captions, and comments on LinkedIn. Essays and Wheelhouse stories on yegge.ai. Character names from those essays (Bee, Frog, Marshal, Seneschal) stay in quoted passages.
If you share a panel, share his URL. Do not crop out the byline. Do not pretend a Gone Wild original is a Wheelhouse comic.
Original strips currently on this desk:The Overnight Constitution, Still Says Claude Chat, The Watermark Didn’t Do This, JSON, Please. Art, dialogue, and HTML theater are Claude Gone Wild originals.
They riff on the public weekly-Fable genre. They are not redraws of his panels and not reconstructions of private sessions.
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The Aug 11, 2026 cartoon about collecting Fable and Sol absurdities at 40-60 instances.
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A second public cartoon posted August 17, 2026.
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A public session note from August 20, 2026, while a longer essay was in progress.
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The first Wheelhouse comic (clarifying questions recorded as law), weekly true-story comics, Bee’s surprise Beads release, and the overnight “oh shit.”
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Wheelhouse as a Fable-run factory for Wyvern, and the runaway-merge-queue incident named in Part 2.
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The snap at Fable over a runaway merge queue, and the seat-versus-session distinction.
Open sourceFor a Yegge cartoon: cite Yegge, the post date, and the permalink. Mention that Claude Gone Wild exhibited it. For a Gone Wild original: cite this site, the strip title, and the strip URL.