"Mable likes big leaves."
"Mable and Arlene like to take walks."
"Mable and Arlene like to take walks."
Now I would like to point out two things which, really, should be obvious: 1.) I did not finish the story and 2.) These look much better in person. Obviously.
I am willing to take suggestions on where to go from here since the last picture is where I seem to have gotten stuck. Right now the origionals live in the front pocket of my lunchbox and I am thinking of calling them "Sticky-note Cartoons," or something equally as ingenious and creative. I am also willing to sell the origional copies for, like, $1000 because I'm famous like that.* I will also probably publish this as a children's book so be looking for it at your local Barne's and Noble or whatever you have where you live.
*You can contact me for more informatio at laurenthomason3 [at] gmail [dot] com.
it's pretty apparent that Arlene should take a liking to the zombie and gradually begin to initiate a long term friendship with it (he? she?). After a time Mable would begin to grow jealous, and repeatedly inform Arlene as to her misgivings about the zombie, which Arlene would shrug off as Mable being nerotic and so-dependant.
ReplyDeleteLater the zombie would eat Arlene
(i had a heartwarming ending planned but bailed in favor of the macabre and ammusing)
Haha awesome. Are you the Aaron I think you are? Because if you are and if you have a blog you better let me in because I like your brain.
ReplyDeleteIf by, "Aaron i think you are" you mean Aaron from PPCS way back when we were all still kids and stupid, then yes, it is.
ReplyDeleteI don't have a blog...yet...but i have a lot going on in my head on a daily basis so i'm thinking that might change (the not having a blog bit, not the things going on in my head bit).
There is vauge concern that no one would read it.
I would totally read it and I knew it!!! I think thats what caused me to have a dream that I decided to go back to high school. I went back and hated it and I was on the soccer team and it sucked and my father in law was the coach which reminded me that I was married so I dropped out. And it was good.
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