Fifties faces from Setting The Standard by Alex Toth
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Fire
Change a single letter and change the word game
I want to play a game with you all.
You have to make a new word by changing only one letter of the last word.
Dirt
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Fifties faces from Dennis the Menace by Hank Ketcham
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My weekly comic strip Not That Magic debuted on this date in 2020, so Vernor Magus and the gang turn four today -- woot!
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Fifties faces from Setting The Standard by Alex Toth
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ran across some more Fifties faces doodles I did three years ago -- they might come in handy
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I have recently discovered [and am smitten by] the graphic novel and illustration art of Jon McNaught so I had to share. (You can see lots more here.)
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Fifties faces from Buried Treasure by Alex Toth
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Fifties faces from Johnny Hazard by Frank Robbins
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Forties faces from Steve Canyon by Milton Caniff
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studies of French cartoonist Serge Clerc
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Fifties faces from the book West Coast Jazz by Ted Gioia
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cartoonists influencing Not That Magic
Dik Browne
The clean simplicity of Browne's character designs throughout his career, and his hand-hewn ink line in Hägar, have always been an inspiration to me.
Anthony Auffret
Again, clean and simple, and even more hands-on -- clearly hand-lettered, and with borders and word balloons inked without a ruler. I love this feeling of something made by a real human being.
Thom Zahler
I admire Zahler's graphic novel series Love and Capes - an ongoing comic-book adventure story, but broken down into sections of four same-sized panels with a punchline, so that it could also be run as a regular comic strip. I dig that storytelling rhythm.
Gisèle Lagacé
Lagacé is an artist I've been following for years, who also uses that rhythm of a series of four-panel punchline strips to tell an ongoing story.
Tonči Zonjić
Zonjić is better than anyone [IMHO] when it comes to a creative use of black, white, and one single tone of gray -- that was a huge influence on how I approached Not That Magic.
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