Deb Perry

I remember Scamp from Walt Disney’s Comics and Stories.

Who knew that the ritual of waiting for the Great Pumpkin was a form of healing?

No, bunny! No!

AI needs to become socially and professionally unacceptable.

Fluffy and Mervin were created back in 1992-93 for a comic that ran in my college newspaper. The cat was named after my pet cat. (I was also thinking of the simplicity of the name Snoopy from Peanuts). The mouse made his debut four months later. “Mervin” just goes well with “Mouse”. #dailyocs

If you see this, post a vampire that isn’t Dracula.

Random Comic Panel of the Day:

Look up It’s Spring Training, Charlie Brown. Franklin raps in that one.

Nothing can stop the Smooze, not even Heathcliff!

Pete keeps on Truckin’!

I’ll be doggoned, as the Disney characters would say. I didn’t realize until I read the credits in the book that the cover for “Epic Mickey: The Comics Collection” is by Noel Van Horn! I love that!

Gazoo appeared in comic books:

Ev swings a mean umbrella. “It’s clobberin’ time!”

Mail Call: Epic Mickey: The Comics Collection. Unlike some of them, this one’s all new to me.

Um, Donald? You probably should put a bit more air in your tires…
“Aw, phooey! They’re only flat on th’ bottom!”

Did Mickey and the Roadster Racers get their start this way? Probably not, but this looks like one of the earliest Gottfredson strips featuring Donald Duck driving a car. I like how the car reacts to Donald being pulled over by a traffic cop.

I found the inked version of this weird sketch! There was a Disney “What If…?”. This would be the Disney “What The…?!?”

I don’t know what I did with the inked version of this sketch. This was a strange pose to figure out how to draw.

Drop someone EATING:

Sorry I missed the #CRAZYHalloweenParty, @jonscrazyblues.bsky.social, @lollipopcomics.bsky.social
We had to keep Mervin from eating all of the Ghostie Toasties we were going to bring.

Poor Usagi. The anime writers just wouldn’t give her a break. Even when she just saved the day, the next moment, she’d trip over her shoelaces or someone would be putting her down for being too emotional. She wasn’t perfect, but that’s what we loved about her.

This PEANUTS comic strip was published #OTD on October 27, 1962.

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