I think it’s long past time to focus a little bit on our very own Audrey McKimmson here. Those of you new to the strip might need to hop on through the archived to learn a little bit about the history of Audrey’s comic strip, “Diablo Dog and Beanie Boy”… a thinly veiled parody of Dandy and Bernards antics.
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“Originally published independently in 2001, Zoinks! Magazine makes its return to promoting webcomics, and the talented people who create them, beginning October 2005.
Published bi-monthly in a tabloid newspaper format, each issue of Zoinks! Magazine is filled with interviews, reviews and previews from webcomic creators both large and small. In addition to industry related articles and news, each issue of Zoinks! Magazine also has a large comics section that brings some of the best known, and unknown, web-based comics to the printed page.”
I think it’s long past time to focus a little bit on our very own Audrey McKimmson here. Those of you new to the strip might need to hop on through the archived to learn a little bit about the history of Audrey’s comic strip, “Diablo Dog and Beanie Boy”… a thinly veiled parody of Dandy and Bernards antics.
ALSO: Be sure to check out the BRAND NEW ZOINKS! Magazine!
“Originally published independently in 2001, Zoinks! Magazine makes its return to promoting webcomics, and the talented people who create them, beginning October 2005.
Published bi-monthly in a tabloid newspaper format, each issue of Zoinks! Magazine is filled with interviews, reviews and previews from webcomic creators both large and small. In addition to industry related articles and news, each issue of Zoinks! Magazine also has a large comics section that brings some of the best known, and unknown, web-based comics to the printed page.”
By this point in their relationship, Audrey isn’t fooled into thinking Dandy REALLY cares, but she’s still shocked by just how mean he can get. You’d think she’s just hit him as soon as she saw him nowadays, but where’s the set up for other gags THERE? I have to have SOMETHING to do.
ALSO: Be sure to check out the BRAND NEW ZOINKS! Magazine!
“Originally published independently in 2001, Zoinks! Magazine makes its return to promoting webcomics, and the talented people who create them, beginning October 2005.
Published bi-monthly in a tabloid newspaper format, each issue of Zoinks! Magazine is filled with interviews, reviews and previews from webcomic creators both large and small. In addition to industry related articles and news, each issue of Zoinks! Magazine also has a large comics section that brings some of the best known, and unknown, web-based comics to the printed page.”
If you don’t know what Magnum Opus ACTUALLY means… well, it’s a good thing you’re on the internet… right? Still, it’s not too often that i just let myself goof off with a sight gag like this. For those of you who actually don’t know who that is in the third panel, you need re-edumacation! Check out the history and joy that is Opus at Berkeley Breathed’s very own website. It’s spiffy-good fun!
ALSO: Be sure to check out the BRAND NEW ZOINKS! Magazine!
“Originally published independently in 2001, Zoinks! Magazine makes its return to promoting webcomics, and the talented people who create them, beginning October 2005.
Published bi-monthly in a tabloid newspaper format, each issue of Zoinks! Magazine is filled with interviews, reviews and previews from webcomic creators both large and small. In addition to industry related articles and news, each issue of Zoinks! Magazine also has a large comics section that brings some of the best known, and unknown, web-based comics to the printed page.”
Indeed, you can all LEAVE ME ALONE NOW! Maryweather has made an appearance. Where this is going to lead, however, is still up in the air.
ALSO: Be sure to check out the BRAND NEW ZOINKS! Magazine!
“Originally published independently in 2001, Zoinks! Magazine makes its return to promoting webcomics, and the talented people who create them, beginning October 2005.
Published bi-monthly in a tabloid newspaper format, each issue of Zoinks! Magazine is filled with interviews, reviews and previews from webcomic creators both large and small. In addition to industry related articles and news, each issue of Zoinks! Magazine also has a large comics section that brings some of the best known, and unknown, web-based comics to the printed page.”