Sorry I haven't been around too much. Now that I have real gainful employment, my time is more limited than it used to be. In fact I thought of doing a contest involving my profession, but I'm really not feeling that sadistic tonight. So instead ...
Take a look at these two comics of mine, one nearly a decade old, the other nearly two hours old:
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| This week we're discussing that so-called classic, "Pride of the Yankees," starring Gary Cooper. | |
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| "Today-ay, I consider mysel-elf ... | |
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| Cooper plays Lou Gehrig, a baseball player who gets sick and dies of, *SURPRISE*, Lou Gehrig's disease. | |
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| I mean DUH! The audience is going to see that coming a mile away. Give the guy another name, for crying out loud! | |
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| On the face of this earrtth." | |
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| You know what pisses me off about the Twilight movies? | |
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| Here's a girl choosing between a bloodsucking killer and a hairy animal who has more issues with that time of the month than any woman ... | |
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| But does the bitch ever give a nice guy a second look? | |
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That should give you the idea ...
Your mission is to create a comic in which the characters provide commentary on a well-known movie or series of movies. But it should be from an unexpected perspective, a la my examples. And hopefully, it should be funnier than them.
That's about it. Also, no animals may be harmed in the making of your comics.
(Terminator 2) Judgment Day will be in about a week and a half. Now, action!
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