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Submitted: April 12, 2007
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Opey the Warhead Page 9by *cluedog

Cartoons & Comics / Traditional Media / Comics / Pages

Here is the ninth page of my webcomic, "Opey the Warhead". This one introduces "Smith-3", the robot bus driver.

Next page: [link]
Previous page: [link]
First page: [link]

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*joeyv7 May 31, 2011

awesome details, beautifully rendered images - I love the underground feel of this

*cluedog May 31, 2011 Professional Traditional Artist

Thank you so much! One of the big influences on me was underground comics, particularly the works of R. Crumb and Frank Stack.

*joeyv7 Jun 1, 2011

Sweet! I was partial to Gilbert Shelton . . . I thought Freewheelin' Frank was kind of cute

BTW, if you haven't seen [link] it's definitely worth a look . . .

*cluedog Jun 1, 2011 Professional Traditional Artist

I've seen that film. Great movie. Frankly, I think Crumb is the greatest living draftsman of our time.

I saw "Crumb" in Frank Stack's comic strip class. Prof. Stack was one of the first American underground cartoonists, who contributed to Dark Horse's "American Splendor" and produced his own works such as "The New Adventure of Jesus", "Doorman's Doggie", and "Our Cancer Year". He was the man who inspired me to start inking my works.