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To give some idea how far behind I am on stuff, i started this one around my birthday.

...yeah, i suck lately.

Anyhow, seems like it's been awhile since the goofy, vain side of Gogo reared its head, and so NEW COMIC!

It's been SO long since I've posted an actual comic that it's probably a good idea to point out: Gogo is the tall one, Andy is the short one

Another note: the scooter/bike Andy's working on is sort of an "errand bike" based on the 1964 Cushman Highlander model. I really tend to shy away from drawing vehicles almost as much as backgrounds but this is sort of putting my toes in the water. The bike (and the "Fisher's" logo) are part of the Fisher family business that plays a bit of a part in the story, and so hopefully the Cushman makes more appearances going forward

Yet another note: Ever since I've started 'Bomango' there's been a bit of curiosity regarding the relationship between these two, their respective ages, etc. I've felt that clearly defining things would sort of end the journey before it ever began, but in the past it's sort of been intimated that Gogo considers Andy too young for anything serious, and her "gift" in this comic is sort of a teasing, torturous bone thrown his way in that regard. Andy, to his credit, is able to perform some conversational judo here, and...well, more to come.

They say it's the thought that counts, but what a weird gift.

peace

Description
Part 2: [link]
part 3: [link]

To give some idea how far behind I am on stuff, i started this one around my birthday.

...yeah, i suck lately.

Anyhow, seems like it's been awhile since the goofy, vain side of Gogo reared its head, and so NEW COMIC!

It's been SO long since I've posted an actual comic that it's probably a good idea to point out: Gogo is the tall one, Andy is the short one

Another note: the scooter/bike Andy's working on is sort of an "errand bike" based on the 1964 Cushman Highlander model. I really tend to shy away from drawing vehicles almost as much as backgrounds but this is sort of putting my toes in the water. The bike (and the "Fisher's" logo) are part of the Fisher family business that plays a bit of a part in the story, and so hopefully the Cushman makes more appearances going forward

Yet another note: Ever since I've started 'Bomango' there's been a bit of curiosity regarding the relationship between these two, their respective ages, etc. I've felt that clearly defining things would sort of end the journey before it ever began, but in the past it's sort of been intimated that Gogo considers Andy too young for anything serious, and her "gift" in this comic is sort of a teasing, torturous bone thrown his way in that regard. Andy, to his credit, is able to perform some conversational judo here, and...well, more to come.

They say it's the thought that counts, but what a weird gift.

peace