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Highbury Hills is based on my own childhood and the everyday moments I shared with a close friend. We often found ourselves in funny situations, and I wanted to bring that feeling into my comics.
I’m also inspired by the humor and character relationships in Archie comics and Regular Show, which is why Highbury Hills has a fun, easy-going tone that mixes real-life experiences with a bit of silliness.
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#1
Final score:
25points
A typical day in my creative process starts with some warm-up sketches or brainstorming. I like to scribble down rough ideas or scenes that come to mind, even if they’re just random everyday moments. I often think back to funny or weird things I’ve experienced or seen, which helps me come up with more relatable stories for Highbury Hills.
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#2
Final score:
24points
Lytse Draak 1 year ago
Dad is jealous that his dad jokes don't have a good folow-up like her jokes.
#3
Final score:
22points
In Highbury Hills, I try to show themes of friendship, humor, and the everyday struggles of growing up. Keith and Charles often get into tricky situations, but what I really want to focus on is how they stick together, learn from their mistakes, and grow. There’s also a sense of community, with different characters interacting and influencing each other, showing how relationships help shape who we are.
#4
Final score:
20points
General Anaesthesia 1 year ago (edited)
If a monkeys typing infinitely can produce the works of Shakespeare I suppose a cat can win a game of chess.
Major Harris 1 year ago
my late father in law had an experts ranking in the american chess federation. beat my pants off every time except once. he would have laughed at this! miss our games together.
#5
Final score:
20points
Andrew Keir 1 year ago
The previous one about "how many sheep are left in the field after three get out" had all the farmers' children arguing with her, too
At its core, the comic is about how it’s okay to mess up or feel out of place sometimes. Those moments usually lead to the funniest or most valuable lessons. I hope readers can laugh along with the characters and maybe even see a bit of themselves in their experiences.
#6
Final score:
18points
Susan Tieni 1 year ago
Is this like circa 1967? Miss September is their teacher? Could it be that Hugh Hefner is the principal?
Rali Meyer 1 year ago
Professor called out: And here, one without name, 32%... - I went to take it and out my name on it. Had over 70% in the other, means I passed. (Didn't write the second one)
#7
Final score:
16points
Nykky 1 year ago
When I was little, my older brother and I would often play Mario Party (yes, the original) and SSB. When I would start winning, he would get pissed. I didnt want the TV broken and I wanted to keep playing with him, so I'd start losing on purpose (without his knowledge). It was a little sad that I wasn't really allowed to win, but I just wanted to be with someone and not feel so lonely all the time.
The most rewarding part of creating comics for me is seeing how readers connect with the characters and stories. When someone leaves a comment saying they laughed, or that a certain scene reminded them of something from their own life, it’s a great feeling. I love that I can take everyday experiences and turn them into something that brings a little joy or a smile to someone’s day.
Another rewarding aspect is the creative freedom. I get to explore different scenarios, experiment with humor, and bring ideas to life visually. It’s a fun way to express myself and share my perspective with the world. Seeing it all come together in a finished comic is always satisfying, especially knowing it resonated with others.
#8
Final score:
15points
Andrew Keir 1 year ago
Sending an opposition member off is a known cure for broken legs - ask any referee
#9
Final score:
14points
Rali Meyer 1 year ago
Got taken to Alien back then by a girl. Thought it was a Star-Trek-like Sc-Fi... Melted into the seat.
#10
Final score:
13points
#11
Final score:
12points
#12
Final score:
11points
#13
Final score:
11points
#14
Final score:
11points
#15
Final score:
10points
SheamusFanFrom1987 1 year ago
I live by the 3Rs in life: Respect, Resilience and Rasslin' XP XD
#16
Final score:
10points
#17
Final score:
9points
#18
Final score:
8points
#19
Final score:
7points
Drew Evans 1 year ago
they called us dirty minded in 109,908,923,373,174,975 different languages
#20
Final score:
7points
Nykky 1 year ago
I dont understand the hate for this. Sweet and savory has been a flavor combo for ages. It's yummy, and people are switching up recipes all the time. Live a little, let others live some, as long as they aren't hurting anyone else. No, your oversensitiveness doesn't count (I'm looking at you gay panickers).
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Lytse Draak 1 year ago
Overall, and this counts for all artist, people shouldn't advertise their comics as funny because humor is a personal thing. Some may find these hilarious while others don't see what's funny about them. That being said, they are amusing and clever, the art is good, and I enjoyed reading these comics.
Nykky 1 year ago
You have to advertise them as something. Just because one person or another doesn't find them funny doesn't mean they aren't. If you waste a little time on it, it's no big deal, just continue on with your day.
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NoiseMaker 1 year ago
This "artist" should try something else. Humor doesn't seem to be their thing.
Nykky 1 year ago (edited)
Don't put artist in quotes. They drew this, they're an artist. Just because their humor type didn't amuse you doesn't mean it's not funny to others. It's just you. And that's fine. They aren't catering to you. Maybe you should stop spreading negativity like this and just continue on to something else. This isn't hurting anyone, you're just sour.
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Lytse Draak 1 year ago
Overall, and this counts for all artist, people shouldn't advertise their comics as funny because humor is a personal thing. Some may find these hilarious while others don't see what's funny about them. That being said, they are amusing and clever, the art is good, and I enjoyed reading these comics.
Nykky 1 year ago
You have to advertise them as something. Just because one person or another doesn't find them funny doesn't mean they aren't. If you waste a little time on it, it's no big deal, just continue on with your day.
Load More Replies... NoiseMaker 1 year ago
This "artist" should try something else. Humor doesn't seem to be their thing.
Nykky 1 year ago (edited)
Don't put artist in quotes. They drew this, they're an artist. Just because their humor type didn't amuse you doesn't mean it's not funny to others. It's just you. And that's fine. They aren't catering to you. Maybe you should stop spreading negativity like this and just continue on to something else. This isn't hurting anyone, you're just sour.
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