Gee, and all those punchlines had dynamite gazpacho references worked in too.
I would read a comics page comprising only “pause-panels.” Most people wouldn’t, though.
In all three above the next punchline panel says : “Oh all right. Let’s go learn how to draw Doug”.
Pastrami jokes often have a rye punchline.
It goes nicely with the 24th spinoff from The Wizard of Oz, called “A Dog’s View: From Toto’s Perspective.”
“Are you thinking what I’m thinking?” … “Uh oh!” … “Really?”
If you scroll back to his previous comics the missing panels are there, categorized as Lead ins and Punch lines.
August 09, 2014
danketaz Premium Member almost 2 years ago
Gee, and all those punchlines had dynamite gazpacho references worked in too.
GaryCooper almost 2 years ago
I would read a comics page comprising only “pause-panels.” Most people wouldn’t, though.
Gent almost 2 years ago
In all three above the next punchline panel says : “Oh all right. Let’s go learn how to draw Doug”.
Kaputnik almost 2 years ago
Pastrami jokes often have a rye punchline.
wrd2255 almost 2 years ago
It goes nicely with the 24th spinoff from The Wizard of Oz, called “A Dog’s View: From Toto’s Perspective.”
Doug K almost 2 years ago
“Are you thinking what I’m thinking?” … “Uh oh!” … “Really?”
Funny_Ha_Ha almost 2 years ago
If you scroll back to his previous comics the missing panels are there, categorized as Lead ins and Punch lines.