His hair does shows a lot of symbolic things, but bravery and heroism are not one of them.
Anarchy! Rebellion! and Hot Topic!
And the ability to be a massive douche!
the first two pannels look awesome – great drawing skills!
but imho the pun itself is “meh :-|”.
That’s kinda why I like toonhole, sometimes the punchlines are hit and miss, but you can always rely on it being a beautiful comic.
Pun? U see something I didn’t?
Btw, thanks for the compliments! 🙂
She totally wants to bang him like the beaver she is!
Todd, the last of the Toddlers Tribe. Fierce, stoned, alcoholic and unemployed.
he has a very penisy looking nose
Why is the website all messed up? The or is before my name in the comments thing and theres now forward button on this comic? April fools?
what happened to her feet?
I’ve read that the mohawk cut was to make the head difficult to scalp. There’s too little hair for the scalper to tug. By this logic, all warriors of the tribe would have worn it. It was not about honor but preventing an atrocity.
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His hair does shows a lot of symbolic things, but bravery and heroism are not one of them.
Anarchy! Rebellion! and Hot Topic!
And the ability to be a massive douche!
the first two pannels look awesome – great drawing skills!
but imho the pun itself is “meh :-|”.
That’s kinda why I like toonhole, sometimes the punchlines are hit and miss, but you can always rely on it being a beautiful comic.
Pun? U see something I didn’t?
Btw, thanks for the compliments! 🙂
She totally wants to bang him like the beaver she is!
Todd, the last of the Toddlers Tribe. Fierce, stoned, alcoholic and unemployed.
he has a very penisy looking nose
Why is the website all messed up? The or is before my name in the comments thing and theres now forward button on this comic? April fools?
what happened to her feet?
I’ve read that the mohawk cut was to make the head difficult to scalp. There’s too little hair for the scalper to tug. By this logic, all warriors of the tribe would have worn it. It was not about honor but preventing an atrocity.