A little something for the ladies… both those in the comic and those reading it. Pool boy was modeled after me back in 1977… wait, why are you laughing? Man…
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In 1978 Joe Walsh released a 9 minute masterpiece called “Life’s Been Good” I like the song for its references to the music industry as well as two of the lyrics. One, Joe sings “Every say I’m cool.” And the background vocals respond “He’s cool.” And two, the infamous line “I can’t complain, but sometimes I still do.” Love that one, as it hits the proverbial nail on the head.
Oh, and if some of the inking and coloring seems a bit, oh… blurry, it’s because a client of mine invited me out to their fund raiser last night and offered me free beers. Downed four glasses before I went “Man, I gotta finish the comic tonight!” Came home real happy.
Have a great weekend! There will be a comic Monday regardless of what Columbus did. Comedy knows no holidays… only drunken artist days!
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Discussion (21) ¬
That’s the kind of client to have!
Pool boys – get all the chicks (from what it seems)
In the first frame, “personalized” is spelled incorrectly. Great comic BTW!
Some guys just have all the luck. 🙂
so… you had to get drunk to draw a hot guy. We get it! You’re not gay!
“My Maserati goes one-eighty-five, I lost my license, now I don’t drive.”
My personal favorite line of that song.
Bikini cleavage, holy shnikies!
I get how that would be you circa ’77 (not me… ’cause newborns don’t have that kinda physique!). Mighta been me around ’98-’99, though… damn, gotta get back to the gym.
Wow I didn’t know the banana sack was in high fashion in the 70’s haha
Byron — am I the only one who thinks the girls busts keep getting bigger? I guess all you guys won’t complain but I was wondering if you noticed. Great work, keep it up!
It would be funny if they swim see a tiny shark about 16 inches or 40cm long and run out screaming shark! In my comic the pink ladies scream shark at school of 5 pound paddle fish eating plankton in a lake Eire lagoon. Susan and West surf while the ladies panic at the sight of crayfish and sunfish.