Posted on 1/7/09
This strip posed some hurdles for me. Mainly with text placement. I had to do a little creative spacing because I really didn't want to chop the dialog. It's funny how much of a life dialog can give the comic. I think that's why I've always been driven to good dialog over good art where my comic strips are concerned.
I like how the second panel came out. I still think the strip is a tad cramped but it works.
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fry says...
posted 1/7/09 12:31 am
HA! Love the wording on this one. I prefer walrus shaped raccoon patties.Greg Bulmash says...
posted 1/7/09 1:50 am
Trantula-shaped squirrel nuggets... didn't Anthony Bourdain eat those on an episode of "No Reservations"?