Here’s a short story drawn by me and written by Ian Boothby (writer of the Simpsons Death Note parody I penciled and nominee of three Eisner Awards this year!). Uploaded for your enjoyment!
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June 20, 2011 by space coyote
Here’s a short story drawn by me and written by Ian Boothby (writer of the Simpsons Death Note parody I penciled and nominee of three Eisner Awards this year!). Uploaded for your enjoyment!
This is AMAZING! (Even more so since I have a cat) ^^
Haha this is awesome. I normally like to see more spot blacks than screentones (if that makes sense), but I loved this nonetheless. I really like the concept.
This is actually really good. i enjoyed it very much. I can even see this turning into a battle manga instead of slapstick ^^
great story, great art
great concept!
Nice Bosch reference.
Amazing short! Very innovative
Oh my goodness! Please continue this!!! And I liked the bosch refference too
that was so cute and normal it stuck out more than zombie stories about saving the world. love short stories. Loved your short story.
[...] creator Nina Matsumoto and veteran Simpsons comics writer Ian Boothby have a treat for us today: My Deadbeat Dad, a short story about a girl who pays weekend visits to her dad… in Hell. It’s amazingly [...]
[...] “My Deadbeat Dad“ müsst ihr eigentlich alle mal schnell durchlesen. Nicht nur, weil das nur 13 Seiten sind und die Betonung hier vor allem auf dem “schnell” liegt, sondern auch, weil die Geschichte wirklich niedlich ist. Die Eltern des Mädchens da auf dem Cover (ich bin mir gerade nicht ssicher, ob sie überhaupt einen Namen hat) haben sich nämlich scheiden lassen, während der Vater zusätzlich noch einen Vertrag mit dem Teufel schloss. Blöderweise wohnt der nun in der Hölle, während er für seine Tochter trotzdem ein uneingeschränktes Besuchsrecht hat. Irgendwie so, aber das steht ja alles im Comic, den ihr komplett online bei der Zeichnerin Nina Matsumoto, die übrigens auch für die BONGO-Comics zeichnet, lesen könnt. [...]
Epic, I love the story, very dark and pretty. In a way. It’s awesome, this would go well as a longer story.
Very nicely done. The writer did a wonderful job, and your art suited the story quite well. My favorite page is, without question, page 3. (Love the full-page spread!)
Wow, this comic is great!
I found a link from DeviantART and stumbled on this. I wish it was longer too!
Thank you so much for sharing! Short and sweet, and hilarious! Loved it!
Wow! Please please continue this some time later!
I really wonder how heroine will evolve.
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