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Published: 2018-01-17 08:53:50 +0000 UTC; Views: 2598; Favourites: 211; Downloads: 16
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If you'd like to make this strip darker, you can stop reading after the secound row.If you don't want to do that: Technically, you can't see the slide in the last panel, so you can pretend that he climbs the ladder up to heaven.
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Comments: 24
That's some Looney Toons shenanigans there!
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Oooh, I really like the alternate readings - well done!Β Β
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So good to see your comics again. Really awesome comics and I love the style.
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Omg xD the description--I thought it looked dark myself before I saw the last panel. Love the motion in this
and glad to see ya back!
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I love the way you color your work. Watercolor just has away of making things so charming.
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The loop would be much more visually effective if the panels are drawn in a circle/oval. Still, the character movement is amazing! Glad to see you making more comic strips once again!
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I never landed that hard...but I loved going down the slide, so for me, that almost *was* the stairway to heaven.
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What the heck Tamasha! Why are you creeping me out with that description
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It kinda looks like a Calvin and Hobbes sketch. The style of it anyways. It looks like something Calvin would do... XD. Love it
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My son does this.Β Slides down, lands horribly that would drive off common sense people from ever trying again, but he gets right back up and does it again, smile beaming the whole time.
Thank you for this
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Stupendooo l'effetto ciclico!! πππ
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Just like a kid to do that and not get hut
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It doesn't look "dark" to me.Β It looks like persistence.Β He dug himself out of what looked like a grave and went back to do it all over again, cheerfully. Β
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What truly made it dark was actually reading the artist's comments. I honestly did not go there.
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