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Ace joins Jackson Ferrell on his webcomic talkshow over at This Week in Webcomics. Click on the image to see!
Lookitwat I did- fan art for one of my webcartoonist buddies, Tony Piro. His Calamities of Nature should be on your reading list because it mixes irony with absurdism and cynism and astrophysics and religion and pop-culture and politicians and lotsa bacon, all wrapped up in innocent-looking critters. Click the image to see it on his site.
I made a piece of fan art for the daily webcomic, Addanac City! Click on the image above to visit his site and view the picture and be sure to check out creator and webcomic pal George Ford’s wicked funny comic.
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David : "I have to admit I disliked troll dolls with a vengeance when they were popular, but this troll I wouldn't mind carrying around for those special occasions...."
Why are obviously important issues so much easier to ignore than a dumb online forumer’s inflammatory rants?
Thursdays are Tijuana Shorts: Comics which feature the regular cast but are non-canon, deal with off-topic themes and may even break the 4th wall. They are noticeably shorter comics with toned-down art and less panels. Get used to them! Tijuana Regular resumes on Monday.
you just cant trust an elephant I guess.
But you can ignore it. Not the troll though.
Trolls always have such sweet, sweet hair!
I took the hair from those troll dolls they used to sell all over the place. Or do they still sell them?
Awesome Elephant. I love the shading and the style in general.
Thanks D! You should see the elephants I drew as a kid in art class. Ghastly hybrids.
Do you know what an elephant and my wife have in common?!? Neither of them-ever-forgets-a-thing!!
Urm I’m glad that’s the only trait they share….
The troll is cuter than the elephant
Heh I guess to each his own eh?
Sharp gag
(And I agree with the consensus: nice looking troll you’ve got there.)
He spends a lot of time in the morning to get that right look.
Man, it’s gonna be hard to ignore both of them.
The perennially-ignorable elephant in this strip reminds me of a book I discovered recently–Wolverine: Worst Day Ever. It takes the form of a series of blog posts by a mutant kid whose superpower is unnoticeability. I only got to skim the book a bit in Barnes & Noble, but it looked really amusing.
This comic, too, is amusing. And I like the big bold shading on the troll and elephant.
I have to admit I disliked troll dolls with a vengeance when they were popular, but this troll I wouldn’t mind carrying around for those special occasions.