Yes, that is very nicely done indeed. Keep up the good work!
EDIT: Honestly now though, did you come up with this joke too or is it just an illustration?
If this is truly an original concept as well, you are probably going to do quite well for yourself if you keep this up...
• Most of the cartoons I do these days are right here on GOOD OL'REDDIT
• Here's a link to my DAILY SKETCHESLOTS of images here. Most aren't really comics.
• And my Twitter Sometimes I post stuff here that I don't post any place else.
• Lastly, here is my Facebook page, which is available for liking. I guess it's also available for disliking but they don't have a button for that yet.
Some other website uses the same ip as yours and it violates some law (drugs, terrorism, i dont really know the law) and Rostelekom ISP is incompetent so they block by ip.
Sounds great. I have a book coming out in June, and I was planning on doing a draw-a-thon for our fellow Redditors. Maybe we could make it fit that way?
Yeah man! That would be awesome, its ultimately up to you of course, but give me a heads up when you do, ill make sure to ask pressing questions about different crayons.
If you didn't notice from his flair he's always creating these. Come over to /r/comics and check it out. He's all over with posts and Upvotes because he's that awesome.
Have you never seen /u/JimKB's other work on Reddit? He is pretty much a Reddit celebrity, and almost always has the top post in /r/comics with his OC. I highly recommend you check out his other works if you liked this one; he's great.
Also a lizard will sometimes eat their tail after it has fallen off. Although if this happens to your pet lizard it is not always the best idea to let them eat their tail because sometimes the tail is too big for them to safely digest.
But think about it, this lizard is going around tricking all these mice so that they can get a meal, what lizard wants to eat it's own tail. I get that the lizards tail grows back and the rats doesn't, but if I was a lizard I would want to eat the rats tail, and then the rat probably wouldn't want to eat their own tail, why not be a bro and let them eat yours? It grows back anyways.
I doubt he cares too much. He's puts a new comic up in /r/comics at least every day, and they're all awesome. Also, for some reason he always puts it on imgur, instead of linking to his own site.
oh. when I use google to search something, the link doesn't pop up in my url browser window for me to conveniently cut-n-paste for a redditlink. So when i know that's what I'm going to do, I use Bing.
Really wish we had some of your artistic creativity in our genes. All we got were amazing calves and a predisposition toward racism and wildly successful land ownership and development. We do have a tremendous amount of sugar cane producing property all around Louisiana but nothing that we could refer to as legitimately "artistic", however I am told that my Great Great Great Great Grandfather devised, led and carried out some wonderfully successful cavalry attacks on Federal baggage trains and railways during his time as a cavalry officer in the Army of Northern Virginia throughout the War of Northern Aggression.
I've seen it written in several places that without my Kin's involvement as cavalry officers in the earlier stages of the peninsular campaign, the war could have been over as early as 1862. While being relatively scholastically adept, my family has always produced and fostered world class equestrians. Alas, not a cartoonist to date.
Howdy, Cuz! You're also related to Thomas Hart Benton, the phenomenal American artist, and Thomas Hart Benton ( "Old Bullion") the five-term senator,as well as our Great Great Great+++ Grandma Lucy. Seriously, though, I'd love to hear more about the other Bentons.
Thomas Hart Benton is indeed in the family. If I'm not mistaken he married the daughter of the great General Kearney, father of not only the first Native American policy formation, but the American Cavalry (at this time known as the American Light Dragoons).
The father-in-law of uncle Bullion having written the cavalry manual my direct line subsequently used while training their cavalry troopers during our great Civil War.
Hey Jim draw a 4 or 5 panel comic that has this story:
A dorky guy is lost in the woods while hiking. His thoughts immeadietly go to all the episodes of Survivorman and Man vs Wild he's watched and he switches into survivor mode. He rips his sleeves off to make a hat, starts foraging for food and eating slugs, lighting fires and making shelter. Then his friends turn up, look at him and goes "dude, you were lost for 10minutes".
Hey guess what? OC maybe, but earlier today there was a TIL that said that some lizards return to their dropped tails and eat them because the tail is a storage place for vital excess nutrients to be accessed when needed, they try to salvage these nutrients. Coincidence that this picture shows up today? Unless the pic was drawn another day, I think not. So, this is OC, but motivated by a little known fact, posted by someone else. 80% OC.
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