I don’t believe Durnell judges himself as harshly as Dusty’s writer. Or Dusty. Or anyone, really.
Durnell wears crazy stuff and does crazy stuff for the camera. If you’re gonna judge yourself harshly, that is NOT the job you want to have while you’re doing it.
Dusty is showing cognizance of culpability. Doesn’t she know that it makes the insanity defense nearly impossible later?
Here you go! Flapdoodle saves the day in six pages. I have a much longer Flapdoodle story that’s more entertaining, but have never had a venue or opportunity that drove me to draw it. It’s a lovely script, and maybe now that I love doing Hubriscomics.com so much, I have a reason to complete the work and show it to you guys. For now, though. Wander back to down the site again in a couple of days and we’ll continue with The Grand Canyon Diaries. And please remember to Vote Hubris and give us a Google+, a StumbleUpon, a Tweet or whatever you got. Share the fun, yeah? “Thankyuh, thankyuh ver’ musch” as the King is popularly said to have said.
Oh, here we are at the Penultimate Page – where we compound the issues and further stymie poor Steve’s ambitions… That means we’re ready to resolve the action! Tune in again on the very next Non-New Hubris cartoon day and see!
Page 4, in which the conflict is revealed, and the writer Steve has to admit that his dreams look a lot like everyone else’s dreams.
Page 3 of the fun.
Here’s page 2 of Flapdoodle. The pacing is a little weird. I take a whole page to pretty much deliver one joke. There are only four more pages to come, and they may be a little cramped, what with me using page two for one gag and a little backstory. But you’ll see. Stick around.
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