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Here’s the third Our strandee is struggling to find entertainment.

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Can't get over how perfect Mr. Irasutoya depicts nearly everything in existence, just, like, look at these three Great Unifiers of Japan, this is peak cartooning, the pinnacle of contemporary art! <3

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Producer Edward Selzer disliked The Tasmanian Devil and asked that no further cartoons be made with him. Studio head Jack L. Warner saved Taz when he told Selzer that he had received "boxes & boxes" of letters from people who liked the character and wanted more Taz

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Quittin’ Time!

A fun silly drawing I did today! I’d like to take a load off with this bot.

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Recent cartooning practice: ✏️✨

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Warm up doodle. ;v; It Star.
Expect more art today! I owe a few commissions, so, I'm tying to pop them out. :3

I'm in the process of trying to learn older cartooning styles mixed with my own. So, experimentation to come!

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Wednesday Morning cartoons I watched on MeTV’s “Toon In With Me!”
Tom & Jerry in Tom's Photo Finish (1957)
Betty Boop in The Scared Crows (1939)
Porky Chops (1949)
Genie With The Light Pink Fur (1969)
Tweety & Sylvester in Tweet and Sour (1956)

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Tuesday Morn’ ‘toons I watched on MeTV’s “Toon In With Me!”
Bugs & Elmer in Hare Brush (1955)
Tweety & Sylvester in Hyde And Go Tweet (1960)
Tom & Jerry in Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Mouse (1947)
Pink Panther in Put-put, Pink (1968)
Ventriloquist Cat (1950)

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This is my 100th comic!

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Jean-Claude Mézières has gone to the stars. One of the giants of Europan cartooning and a childhood hero and my introduktion to what science fiction could do with the comicbook medium. So happy his work existed when I grew up, work that brought me so many brilliant memories ❤️

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Jean-Claude Mézières RIP one of the giants of Europan cartooning. His work on Valerian, from mid-sixties until around the mid-eighties is amongst the greatest, grounded SF comics ever made. Farewell, Imaginaut.

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