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| Who could be calling me now? | |
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| Screw it, I have reaping to do. | |
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| RING! RING! GOD DAMN YOU REAPER! RING! RING! | |
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I like the second panel in this one. He's got reaping to do. Gone reapin'. Maybe I can squeeze in a little more reaping before dinner. Funny.
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I have trouble naming multiple characters. Usually because the names I use are just variations on the words "shadow" and "walker"
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| And you, I shall name Reklaw. | |
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This limits my ideas, though.
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So I give up and just use a name backwards.
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Could have been better. You gave away the joke too early. Don't mention a backwards name until the last panel and don't tell us you're doing it. When we figure it out ourselves, we'll like it better.
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Dr. Jekyll/Mr. Hyde's mother.
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Funny. Can't really put my finger on why. Just kind of absurd. Unexpected.
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Butch gets lucky, Maura gets a new orifice cut into her. It all works out in the end.
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Maybe my favorite so far. It leaves a lot to the imagination, but we can fill it in easily. And because of the way the panel is constructed, we read the end of the story before the beginning. So partly it's funny that such a simplistic beginning is what leads to that end. As a side note, you should use this technique more often when you only want a one-panel comic, instead of stuffing filler in the extra panels, which I find both distracting and uninteresting. Well, except in cases like
this, where it's part of the joke. It works well there.
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| Dear Sweety Pumpkin, how about we rub our disposable lighters together when I get home? XOXO Sticky. | |
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Probably the best of that series. In some of them (
example), the innuendo is too obvious to be funny. I like the above-posted because it makes us guess. The hell, indeed?
I read all your comics so far, and those were my favorites. Many of the rest felt flat, lost momentum too early. But keep practicing, and read strips by other people that make you laugh. You'll improve.
Welcome to Stripcreator.
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