Post by Deleted on Oct 22, 2003 6:50:57 GMT -5
...it when people laugh at my comics, but it makes me really happy when I get the shocked face....kinda like this? 
I first got the shocked faces when I had my "The Chickens" comics being a spoof off MIB, the comic was titled: CIB. Well, in there was this adorable little chicken (a real chicken, not a chicken that looks like the characters). Towards the end in one panel, Foxy the fox has her placed on a spit and roasted over a fire (already plucked though). You should've seen their faces! My friends told me, "That was the cutest little chicken ever and you had Foxy eat it!" Well, wasn't that chicken patty a cute little chicken?
Man, I just love those shocked expessions! Don't you? I always wanted to take a picture of those shocked faces. Don't know why. Seems like something you can never get with a laugh.
Now, in my most recent "Phobia" comic. I had a very gory scene that made everbody's jaw drop down to the floor! They were like:
I just love that! Sure, having people laughing is one thing. But to actually get them shocked at what you're drawing is another! That means they were paying attention!
I first got the shocked faces when I had my "The Chickens" comics being a spoof off MIB, the comic was titled: CIB. Well, in there was this adorable little chicken (a real chicken, not a chicken that looks like the characters). Towards the end in one panel, Foxy the fox has her placed on a spit and roasted over a fire (already plucked though). You should've seen their faces! My friends told me, "That was the cutest little chicken ever and you had Foxy eat it!" Well, wasn't that chicken patty a cute little chicken?
Man, I just love those shocked expessions! Don't you? I always wanted to take a picture of those shocked faces. Don't know why. Seems like something you can never get with a laugh.
Now, in my most recent "Phobia" comic. I had a very gory scene that made everbody's jaw drop down to the floor! They were like:
I just love that! Sure, having people laughing is one thing. But to actually get them shocked at what you're drawing is another! That means they were paying attention!