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Flint River Outfitters Ink Outline and Border

Published on January 5, 2020 by oddboxcomics2 Comments

Stoopid! #1

Published on December 22, 2019 by oddboxcomicsLeave a comment

Stoopid! Magazine #1 has just dropped, man! Lots of funny goodness inside. I think it is a good combination of cartoonists. Kind of like (dare I say it) the variety of cartoonists from Mad Magazine. My favorite one for this issue is the one on the back cover by Paco Puente. Get your copy of Stoopid! here…https://www.stoopidcomicsmagazine.com/

“Make it so.”

Published on November 24, 2019 by oddboxcomics4 Comments

If you were truly paying attention, you would know that this is the image for The Play Game #1. To be fair, this was recently added. It is a caricature of Patrick Stewart as Captain Jean-Luc Picard of the U.S.S. Enterprise. Those of you who are fans of Star Trek, The Next Generation will find the following video unbelievably hilarious! All others will deem it stupid.

GIF Gift

Published on November 16, 2019 by oddboxcomicsLeave a comment

The creative genius who made the above animation is none other than, yep, you guessed it, Bunk Strutts of Tacky Raccoons.

Bunk is no stranger to Oddbox Comics. His website, Tacky Raccoons is a featured site in my Blogroll. He also made, “Oddbox Roulette”.

Thanks, Bunk!

Hocus Focus Tribute

Published on October 19, 2019 by oddboxcomics8 Comments

There are five differences between this sketch and the sketch in my last post. See if you can spot the differences. Send me your answers and you will have good luck next week!

Another Ratty Sketch

Published on October 13, 2019 by oddboxcomicsLeave a comment

Denizens of the Flint River in a Kayak

Published on September 21, 2019September 21, 2019 by oddboxcomicsLeave a comment

First draft pencil sketch. I have a picture in my brain but I just need to figure out a way to put it on paper. I will do another sketch.

Inspiration

Published on August 25, 2019August 25, 2019 by oddboxcomics2 Comments

This is one of my favorite comic strips. I like how the shadow switches from the left side to the right side as the bulb moves from the right to the left. I am also pleased with the idea of going from fantasy to reality. Or rather, reality blended with fantasy. This comic strip makes you think!

This is also the last of “The Anonymous” series.