This strip originally said "Today, on Oprah"...who thought I'd have to change that?In the early days, Wakky was drawn with eyelashes to show she was a girl. It's a detail that'd probably help new readers tremendously, but it just doesn't fit the design. Besides, I'd prefer my cast not to look overly generic/girly (hence why Christine has mostly disappeared) and Picpak being pink keeps that side of the spectrum covered.Don't forget to read more classic strips over at Comics Sherpa!
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Interview
This strip originally said "Today, on Oprah"...who thought I'd have to change that?In the early days, Wakky was drawn with eyelashes to show she was a girl. It's a detail that'd probably help new readers tremendously, but it just doesn't fit the design. Besides, I'd prefer my cast not to look overly generic/girly (hence why Christine has mostly disappeared) and Picpak being pink keeps that side of the spectrum covered.Don't forget to read more classic strips over at Comics Sherpa!
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Bret
This is the part of the show where we take a commercial break. *anchor makes a break for it*