Images #1, August 1992: Page 11
As a reminder, the “none” in question is “evil” energy, of which our boy Jake claims to have none, but of COURSE the guys in suits have in spades.
(Also: Did I really color 75% of the page and then just give up on the easy panel?)
Images #1, August 1992: Page 10
OK, I kinda really dig that bottom panel. And who knew I owned a ruler?
Anonymous asked:
Can I buy physical issues of your comics? Even if they are just photocopies?
I have no idea if this was a recent question or an old question I never saw, but the answer is: Sure, if someone told me which ones they wanted, I could probably be convinced to produce new copies of these here Homemade Comics.
Images #1, August 1992: Page 9
I mean, honestly, it sounds like hokey to me, too.
Images #1, August 1992: Page 8
R.I.P. the Rippers. Get it? Rip the rippers? No?
Images #1, August 1992: Page 7
Come on, for a 16-year-old kid, that design with the evil creature morphing between panels is pretty innovative, right?
Images #1, August 1992: Page 6
“My first thought was to destroy the drugs” WHAT A NARC.
Images #1, August 1992: Page 5
Ok, I have some questions for 16-year-old me:
1. “The Rippers?” Really? You couldn’t come up with a better gang name than that?
2. Did you not know that “bobbies” is English slang for “police?” Because why else would you name a rival gang the “South Side Bobbies” unless you were being ironic?
Images #1, August 1992: Page 4
This page co-scripted by Clint Eastwood.
Images #1, August 1992: Page 3
“The strange circumstances surrounding his birth” … which never gets explained, at least not in this comic.