Here are another couple of strips I came up with recently. Doubleclick on the pictures to view them at their full size. As always, I'd welcome any feedback.
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7 comments:
You're on a roll - are you planning on collecting them into an Annual for Christmas? And who exactly buys those "Broons" and "Oor Wullie" annuals that are always on sale on Smiths?
ta PM... be more a pamphlet than an annual, although if I keep churnin em out, it COULD be a double-sided pamphlet!
Sad to say, until fairly recently it was me who bought em!! And i dont even know why, coz i dont like them very much! Think it was something to do with me being a BritCom traditionalist, and wanting them to keep going...
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So, how long have you been "stripping" ?
Piley, loved the new comic episodes. The first one in partcular rang a few bells in my head. We must meet up for a beer soon!!
hi Heff... cheers for dropping by. I've been stripping for some considerable time now mate, right back to, erm, lemme see... earlier this month!! Have had strip ideas for years, but only just started making em. Will see how it goes..
Dave - you are SO right, was only thinking the other day "I can't believe it's been 6 months since I went out for a beer with Dave..." (or was is 12 months???!)
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Time for a new post, dude !
i'm on it Heff!!! be up in the next day I promise!!
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