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I’ve been dying to find a way to go back and do new stuff with the toddler Dandy from the flashback story for a while now, and this seemed like a fun way to do it. It’s also a good opportunity to really show just how mellowed the “adult” Dandy really is in contrast. This should be a fun ride.
Oddly enough, this WASN’T my intent when I cut off Dandy’s hair. Like the return of Maryweather, it just grew natrually out of that idea, which I think is where the best stories come from.
You can do your part ot keep the funny flowing fresh by visiting our handy-dandy (pun intended) DONATIONS page and pitching in to help support the website and it’s sad, sorry cartoonist. (Aka, ME.)
And as a special added bonus, any donations totaling $15 (fifteen dollars) or more comes complete with the first, full color issue of my new comic, TAILS TO AMAZE! This is the exclusive convention edition with the snazzy sketch rear cover where I’ll draw one of the awesome new characters just for you! This also includes the 8 page, black and white preview comic, also a convention exclusive! If that’s not worth it, I don’t know what is!
I was originally going to address the issue of the power obviously being back on in the Munez house, but that seemed like such an uninportant detail to include. The background’s not BLACK anymore, so the power is back on. It’s not important to the plot that the power be off or anything. But it illustrates the regular challange of what to include and what NOT to include in a regular comic strip where space is limited.