A cheap excuse for new characters? Perish the thought.
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The Punchin’ Bag 15 & 16
Making up time. You should probably follow on Tumblr to keep abreast.
The Punchin’ Bag 13: Tex Arkana
I had to take a few weeks off to work on prints and actual, factual, printed comic books for Gentleman & Scholar Comics‘ booth at the Portland Comic Expo. It’s surreal.
Now, though, PB is back talking to an old friend of GSC, Tex Arkana. Unsurprisingly, it doesn’t go well for The Punchin’ Bag. You’ll get’em next time, Punchy!
The Punchin’ Bag: Ketchup
I forgot to post the last…uh…four Punchin’ Bags I’ve done. Here, have some:
The Punchin’ Bag 8: Sornic The Hedgehog
Some profound wisdom from Pete cuts like a knife. Also, that episode of The Simpsons.
The Punchin’ Bag 7: Zone Defense
The Punchin’ Bag encounters an inescapable realm: the friendzone.
Is the friendzone real? Is it a matter of confidence? Is it wrong to expect something out of a relationship with the opposite sex and not accept it for what it is, which may just be friendship? Or does the pain of liking someone and them not liking you back make “just being friends” too difficult to realistically pull off?
My wife and I debate the merits of lamenting being friendzoned, herself having to deal with guys who acted like friends but turned a cold shoulder once they realized “it” wasn’t happening, and myself mired in several friendzones in my youth, lamenting that a girl I liked just didn’t see me “that way”.
Your thoughts?
The Punchin’ Bag 5: Entry Position
The Punchin’ Bag tackles some entry-level work with The Elite Team. Will it pay off? Does it ever?
While drawing this, I realized I may try to avoid too much of PB in full costume in the future, if only because his round head is hard to draw with pen and ink #butIdigress.
Check out the rest on Tumblr!
The Punchin’ Bag 4: Compensating
The latest in my webcomic, The Punchin’ Bag, as he tackles the greatest foe of all: soul crushing office work. Check out the rest here, and Gentleman & Scholar Comics here.
As a fan of Office Space, The Office, and a victim of offices myself, this was a cathartic comic.
