Should I point out that I came up with this storyline before I heard anything about Ferguson? I should.
It was kinda late to move up another storyline. Awwwkward.
Should I point out that I came up with this storyline before I heard anything about Ferguson? I should.
It was kinda late to move up another storyline. Awwwkward.
When you hear people with novel and specific ideas… or conspiracy theories… or who listen to a lot of overnight call-in talk radio, say things like “It makes sense if you think about it”, that’s when you assume it’s safe to tune them out. When they’re setting up targets and are about to pick up a firearm, then maybe you want to pay close attention to what they say, and maybe smile and nod a lot. And maybe make sure they don’t have your address or phone number.
Well, this cartoon was supposed to post yesterday, and I’m still baffled as to why it didn’t. Here it is, though!… and I suppose you get Wednesday’s cartoon on Thursday… and then we’re back on track. Sorry for everyone who was as baffled by the lack of a new cartoon yesterday as I am while posting it for today.
Ever have one of those conversations with people that, partway in, you realize they really aren’t having the same conversation you are?
It’s been said that if everyone in the world thought just like me, there’d be peace.
It’s also been said that if everyone in the world thought just like you, there’d be peace, but that that’s crazy talk.
Or maybe it was the other way around, I can never remember.
Anyhow, this cartoon is for all of those folks who need everyone to think the same in order to be happy.
Good guesses so far! I’m impressed. Hang on, and you’ll see who’s rightest.
‘Rightest’ is a word, right?
I know you hotshots are going to do it anyway, so I officially invite you to speculate as to the backstory of Mr. Biner.
You might not always believe it- depending on how far behind I am when I draw up each cartoon- but I do have character sheets on Hubris and his folk. I keep a 20X30 board with the various sheets stuck to it over my drawing board. Here’s the main image:
This thing was done long before the website started up, back when I thought newspapers were going to be the venue for Hubris. So for a couple of years, the board (black foamcore) was mostly to block sunlight from falling across my light table (I draw on a light table. There are some great and efficient things you can do on a light table. I learned that from Hy Eisman during a Joe Kubert seminar yeeeeaaaars ago. I’m grateful for those seminars.)
I also have a .jpg of this image that I call up when I’m coloring. It’s titled ‘color grab file’, and I do just that- grab colors to use on the new strips. Computers are great and efficient, too. Waaay back in the day, when I was still doing the Shoney’s restaurant children’s menus/activity books (anyone want me to do a Hubris activity book?) and I first took over the coloring duties because I had one’a them newfangled computers, I inherited a color palette from the big company who had been doing the color work. Every color had a number. I use a wacom tablet and could select with one hand while keying colors with the other hand. It was a little like piano, and the activity menus got colored quick, man, quick.
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