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What, seriously?
Yep. Already writing scripts (in a blind pants, but still).
What Zach said.
Is indeed true.
I had to look up if this was real… soooo cool to see your creativity let loose on another classic strip! Best part for me was the Moldavian Wedding ref!
Haha Thank you very much!
Two comics at once, plus cat poems and Medium Large?
Man, you’ll have to become some sort of anti-social geek with a weird sense of humor… oh wait…
Hahahehehsiiiiiiiiiigh……..
Congratulations on the new gig! I look forward to reading the snarky comments Josh Furlinger is sure to make about your future plotlines!
I’m sure I will inadvertently give him plenty to work with
So… does that mean Judge Parker is going to more of a comedic strip, or are you going to stick with the current “laugh at it ironically” format…?
“Judge Parker” will be a soap opera strip, in all that such does and should entail.
So Sam is going to start transitioning into Ted Forth? Not that he has that far to go in the first place.
I’m already writing “Ted Forth: The Soap Opera” so Sam will be…well, things will happen with Sam.
Congratulations on getting to work with Mike Manley, the best “serious” artist working in newspaper comics. Nobody else comes close, especially in the way he draws the women. Could you please create as many scenes in which we get to see characters dressing, undressing and making out? The best thing Woody Wilson ever did was have Abbey take a shower once. Please also allow Neddy and Hank to spend the night together NOT TALKING ABOUT BUSINESS (without having to get married first). I also think this is the perfect strip to demonstrate the incredibly timely idea of the 1% vs. the 99% — will these characters EVER contemplate how they lord it over everyone else — or have a family argument about their wealth? (This issue matters to Manley so he’d be psyched about it.) Finally, it would be nice if this became a courtroom drama again. That IS what made it popular once. (Now it’s only Mike Manley that keeps people reading.)I can’t tell you how many people I know who gave the strip a shot because of Manley’s work but gave up on it because they couldn’t figure out which one was Judge Parker! There are two Judge Parkers, & it would be great if other characters REFERRED to them as “Judge Parker” so readers would know they are actually in the strip. I would like either or both Judge Parkers back in the comic and back in the courtroom. Finally, please cease the storylines in which Driver-Spencers are given free expensive gifts & piles more money for absolutely no reason.
PLEAAAASE SET SAM DRIVER ON FIRE