Rest in peace, Benny Hill. The man may have been sexist, but he was awfully darn funny. The idea of the S-Team characters running around, sped up on camera, with goofy music playing, makes me giggle.
Comments Off on 10/02/2006
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There are a couple of things about this strip I want to mention. First off, I think it’s one of the funnier ones I’ve written. Second, Slick is standing in profile in the last panel because I only have ONE[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Comments Off on 09/29/2006
That’s right, Charlie isn’t on the team. But he hangs around them a lot nevertheless. Maybe at some point he’ll develop a superpower and a name beginning with the letter “S” and then we’ll see.
Comments Off on 09/28/2006
I wanted to do this visual gag since the beginning of the Excess Boobage story arc. I tried several different camera shots but this was the one I ultimately selected.
Comments Off on 09/27/2006
Those scientists…it’s AMAZING what they can get away with when couched under the excuse “it’s for science.”
Comments Off on 09/26/2006
The backdrop behind the characters is one I’ve used in multiple settings. It was originally constructed for the “hallway” scenes, but I’ve decided it’s useful as a generic backdrop for scenes that take place in the S-Team’s headquarters. I use[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Comments Off on 09/25/2006
“Stinging foam” is another Mystery Men reference. The last panel of this strip reminds me a little of a scene from Monty Python’s Life of Brian, where Brian shouts out of the window “You are all individuals!”, and the crowd[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Comments Off on 09/22/2006
Come on, you knew this would be too much fun to keep just between Science Guy and Sandstorm, right? The more the merrier, I always say. Smokescreen’s “Mama pajama!” is a tip of the hat to Mystery Men, where the[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Comments Off on 09/21/2006
The use of a multiply repeated phrase is a device that was often used by Charles Schulz in the Peanuts strip. In this case, I just wanted to say “it made me grow big boobs” as many times as possible.[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Comments Off on 09/20/2006
Helen Parr (Elastigirl) said “I don’t think you’re striking the proper tone here.” Yes, one word is different, but my intention was that quote. I loved The Incredibles. It is probably one of my top two or three favorite movies[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Comments Off on 09/19/2006