fbfdkksjdfsjk i tried to replicate the artstyle that the au originated aka: popcornpr1nce which would be this one, a classic.....but omg,,,

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prompt 1! Werewolf, the classic. Look at this mans, he is obviously a good boy.

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Today's PUNCH Cartoon Classic. “That’s Olmroyd, the lucky blighter - he’s excused Poetry.” Peter Birkett 1981

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Today's PUNCH Cartoon Classic. No chance! 'The Man Who Paid Off his Overdraft' by H M Bateman 1930

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Time for a by bringing back a fall classic. I happily commissioned this from a few years ago.

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Today's PUNCH Cartoon Classic. Thoughts on the mini-budget... "Of course I'm only a woman, but I don't see what good it does the country having a Budget. It only means worrying before you spend the money instead of after." D L Ghilchick 1936

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Today's PUNCH Cartoon Classic. Uh-oh... ‘This looks serious’ Mike Williams 1990

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Today's PUNCH Cartoon Classic. Uh-oh... ‘It’s from my financial advisor. He wants to borrow a couple of thousand quid’ Bill Scully 1990

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Today's PUNCH Cartoon Classic. The markets have spoken... “Don’t worry - I’ve asked the computer to suggest a solution to our financial problems.” Nick (Nicholas Hobart) 1986

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Junji Ito shit and then cutesy shit. The true classic.

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Today's PUNCH Cartoon Classic. “Relax, Simpkins. What’s the point of having money if you can’t enjoy it?” Bankers, huh! Ray Lowry 1986

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Tekken 3 P1: The classic. Immediately conveys his ties to Kazuya with the pants + flames motif and silver studded red gauntlets, but also differentiates the two by being the opposite color; black. The white drawstring modernizes it a bit too, making them more like sweatpants

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Our PUNCH Cartoon Classic. “I now start thee, World War III! Boom ! Bam! Crash! Bang! Kerflooie! Pow! Voom! Ka-boom! Ka-bang! Ka-pow! Ka-putz! BIG silence. The end! Amen! If you heard that, Major, just kidding. Just kidding!” Henry Martin 1982 🤞

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Our PUNCH Cartoon Classic. As we ponder the tax cuts, the Tories & “What’s done can’t be undone, gentleman, but in the next Quarter let’s bear in mind that this company was set up for the purpose of losing money.” Bud Handelsman 1982

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Today's PUNCH Cartoon Classic. Welcome to the post-truth world, where truth is a slippery concept... "Let me get this straight, your honour - do you want the truth, the whole truth or nothing but the truth?" Pete Dredge 1986

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Today's PUNCH Cartoon Classic. It's started... Focus group of one, "Preparations for Christmas at the great stores. Trying out a possible best-seller." George Morrow 1926

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