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40 Humorous Comics About Random Things Made By This Artist
Interview With Artist
When it comes to reading comics, a lot of people adore the medium and all the bizarre, comic-related stuff that artists can accomplish with it. Most people tend to like how panels can be used and ordered to create varied moods, reading paces, and transmit varying quantities of information to the person reading, not to mention how the space between the panels may also tell the reader quite a few different things regarding the story. However, this is only the tip of the iceberg when it comes to this specific category of art.
With that being said, today we’d like to introduce Pedro Arizpe, the creator of a webcomic called “Port Sherry.” Pedro has his own unique way when it comes to storytelling and his comics are good proof of that. With over 93.8k followers on Instagram, the artist has been making comics that date way back to 2010.
More info: Instagram | patreon.com | portsherry.com | ko-fi.com | twitter.com | portsherry.tumblr.com
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Kassiopeia 4 years ago
This one looks like a human! Wow this one too! And the one over there toooooooooooo!
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Deni Castro 4 years ago
The canary is used to indicate the presence of gas in the mine, and the crazy singing lady took it.
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"None of your beeswax."
-Insert-name- 4 years ago
Actually in the myth the king locked them in a tower, So they were fed etc. They also had a candle (source of wax) and beds. The feathers were from birds that Daedalus (Icarus's father) tempted onto their window sill with bread from their meals. That is also how they took of, They jumped off the tower.
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Display Name 4 years ago
For those who dont understand (took me a bit too) he has to loose a life to level down...since his current kitty form is an upgrade
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Deni Castro 4 years ago
This is how King Kong felt, the first time he met humans who were not from his island.
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François Carré 4 years ago
She's right though. Nobody forced Achilles into acting like a glory-hungry reckless nut. He could have lived in peace with Patroclus. But no, hE hAd To FoLlOw HiS dEsTiNy...
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François Carré 4 years ago
Frankenstein is the perfect transition from ancient mythology to modern science-fiction.
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