GARP

[scarfman]

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Comments

[pedanther]

This is one of my favourites.

[antikythera.livejournal.com]

Ditto. ^^

[dave-iii.livejournal.com]

Shouldn't he have a hangover of some kind? I suppose since alchohol creates dehydration-like symptoms, a lactose drunkedness should cause gas or intestinal cramping or something... Geeze, that'd suck. I wish I hadn't thought of that, now. O_O

[scarfman]

This is a guy who can stop his heart to feign death. I don't think lactose - or alcohol - hangovers are going to present any problem to him.

[blinovitch.livejournal.com]

I know there are good reasons why you don't draw strips in this style anymore, but I do miss it. It's my favorite of all the ones you use.

[scarfman]

There's always AKOTAS. Unless you mean, uncolored.

[daibhid-c.livejournal.com]

Same here.

It always gets me wondering what Clark's childhood was like. I mean, growing up on a farm, he'd have drunk a lot of milk...

(I know, he'd have used super-intelligence to realise what was happening the first time and, being super-responsible, would concientiously have suppresed the effect until he was 18 [or 21, or whatever it is in Kansas].)

[blinovitch.livejournal.com]

Well, it's different, though. AKOTAS is digitally colored and lettered, if not drawn -- I have difficulty telling. The old style was in pencil, on paper, and then scanned. They're different media with different qualities.

[scarfman]

There are reasons AKOTAS's and the triangles' techniques are what they are, but there are days when I wish I did what some webcartoonists do: draw a gag in their sketchbook, scan it, post it, and be done with it. Perhaps that'll be Nimue's technique when she starts a webcomic.