Zombie Boy by Joel Watson
Joel Watson drew this sketch of Zombie Boy on the frontispiece of my copy of Hijinks Ensue Vol. 1 trade paperback. Joel is the man who unleashed Hijinks Ensue upon us all, much to the chagrin and delight of Fancy Bastards the world over! Thanks, Joel!
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That’s what Julian, creator of the irreverent and hysterical Undead Llama, asks in a special strip he created featuring the Ju-Juvenile! It started as a comment stream between us about this Zombie Boy strip, and Julian took it and honed it into something hilarious! I dig his take on Zombie Boy! Click here and check it out!
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Doesn’t Sunny look darling in purple? Click image above to see Tim’s tribute strip.
Tim Green is a comedy gem! His quick wit and snappy art make an awfulsome combination in his online comic strip, Vinnie the Vampire! A few moons ago, Tim was kind enough to create a very special Zombie Boy tribute strip featuring Vinnie and his little sister Sunny, which I’m proud to share with you now. If you missed out on this double-deckered extravaganza, click here and check it out! That terror tyke, Sunny, looks good in purple, I must say! Thanks so much Tim for putting this together, it’s a real treat!
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Zombie Boy has been getting around, making a few guest appearances in other great strips. I’d like to share a few links with you.
Daniel Barton, creator of the one-of-a-kind Goober and Cindy featured him in one of his Fan Art Series Cards.
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He was spotted on a monitor in Jerry Benedict‘s Bunny Wiggins tale, “Kill Me Deadly.” Jerry brings excitement and intrigue home in his deadly sexy online comic series. Stop by and be prepared to become an avid reader!
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Multi-talented Michael Corley, creator of the impossible-to-duplicate Vox in a Box, imagines Zombie Boy, Tim Green‘s Vinnie the Vampire and George Ford‘s Hank Addanac Addanac City facing a legion of the undead in this sensational sketch. It’s so much fun seeing Zombie Boy team up with some of my favorite characters. Thanks, Michael! Vox in a Box is one of the most unique online comic series out there, if you haven’t experienced it, you definitely need to!
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Follow Tim Green on Twitter: @Vinnie_Vampire
Follow George Ford on Twitter: @AddanacCity
If you haven’t seen Wouter F. Goedkoop‘s brilliant and stunningly beautiful space epic, Captain Wayne and the Unexplained Dimension, you need to warp right over there now and check it out! It’s a fast-paced sci-fi visual feast! Wouter just celebrated his first year online, and as a bonus he posted a sketch featuring some of his webcomic friends which included Zombie Boy! Congrats, Wouter, on your first stellar year!
Wouter’s One Year Anniversary tribute drawing.
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Follow Wouter on Twitter: @Cpt_Wayne
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Crazy-man Jon Esparza, no shrinking violet when it comes to over-the-top comic capers, featured Zombie Boy in one of his recent Mushrooms strips. To say it’s a musical feast would be an understatement. Thanks so much, Jon!
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Earliest known Gorr sketch.
I was going through an old sketchbook of drawings I did when I was first putting together ideas for the Zombie Boy comic strip and I came across this early doodle of Gorr. At first, I wasn’t sure he was going to be a dog or a cat, or even what gender he was! As a matter of fact, I think my thought was that no one would know exactly what he was, haha. It’s interesting to note that the stripes stayed on and so did the basic body shape. So now you know where it all began, maybe you can see some of the reason why I call him a demon-dog! You can see Gorr’s first appearance here.