Australian cartoonist and animator Mike Greaney is the creator of Cosmic Dirtbag, a comic series he launched during the 2020 pandemic to bring a little more fun to himself and his readers. His comics mix silly ideas, unexpected twists, and plenty of strange characters, often inspired by werewolves, witches, and random “what if?” questions.
Greaney has also worked in animation for clients including Green Day and Sesame Street, and his work has appeared across both television and online platforms. In a previous conversation with Bored Panda, he even joked that every cartoonist must first seek approval from the “LORD OF COMICS” before creating a comic.
Scroll down to enjoy a selection of Mike’s latest strips and see where his imagination takes you. These are multiple-panel comics, so be sure to swipe through the images to see each one from beginning to end.
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I'm the artist in my family, and I've often been asked to draw for family members/friends. "Yeah, sure, if you want that person to be drawn as a wolf..." XD I'm terrible at drawing humans.
Obviously this was a trap! Their town is named "Innocence-Burg" after all!
Sooo this one is part 18 of a series the artist created, which is why this one has ZERO context and makes no sense by itself XD
Not a comic nor intended to be, which is why it makes zero sense when presented as a comic. It's still shots from an animated film the artist made. "Holy Nountain by grichael.meaney - 2D Animation featuring the Mighty Sword Noun"
All 4 parts All 4 parts in this series
I really liked most of them. At least three make zero sense because they are taken from the middle of much longer projects/animations. Some people don't seem to be able to swipe through the panels....
I really liked most of them. At least three make zero sense because they are taken from the middle of much longer projects/animations. Some people don't seem to be able to swipe through the panels....
