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Bella does Comics #18: ATOM ANT
Bella does Comics #18: ATOM ANT
I have a sweet spot for the old Hanna-Barbera cartoons. Nostalgia based for sure. The toons weren’t that good or original. The animation defines ‘limited’. The characters were derivative at best. Yogi Bear. Huckleberry Hound. Quick Draw McGraw. Corny. Yet still very funny in their own way. Maybe not ‘their own way’; they stole liberally from Disney and Warner Bros. But it had its charm. It was…
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Bella does Comics #17 - THE MUPPETS
Bella does Comics #17 – THE MUPPETS
I really want to like the muppet on ABC. I watch that show by twos and threes every few weeks on Hulu so I can take advantage of that commercial free benefit I pay $12 a month for. I sit there and man, I am ready to laugh. Kermit bounces up to the Kraft Services table in the opening to kick-start each episode and I am ready to relive those glorious days of old. I remember 1976 when The Muppet…
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Bella does Comics #16 - Cartoon Crushes
Bella does Comics #16 – Cartoon Crushes
My daughter Olivia – my co-creator on Heaven Sent – grew up loving The Goofy Movie. As a baby and toddler she watched The Lion King on a loop but when she found The Goofy Movie, that was it. She liked Simba. She fell in love with Max. Max, son of Goofy, was Olivia’s first crush. To hear her tell it now as a 22-year-old Air Force airman, she remembers falling for his look and he was funny. He must…
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Bella does Comics #15 - The FLINTSTONES
Bella does Comics #15 – The FLINTSTONES
Before Adult Swim, before Cartoon Network, before Boomerang, before Toonami, Disney Afternoons and all that what-not; before The Simpsons, there was The Flintstones. The show debuted on prime time television (probably before that term was created, too) September 30, 1960 and changed the landscape of cartoons and situation comedies forever. The simplistic art style made the adult contemporary…
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Bella does Comics #14: JL8
Bella does Comics #14: JL8
You start doing a webcomic; you find yourself reading more and more webcomics. I find myself chuckling to The Reset Button and On The Grind. I’m a big fan of BOUNCE and Evil Inc. But my favorite webcomic of them all, which I discovered a couple years before I started my own, is JL8 by Yale Stewart, a charming weekly peek into the elementary school lives of characters based on DC Comics’ Justice…
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Bella does Comics #13: BLACKSAD
Bella does Comics #13: BLACKSAD
I don’t know if writer- artist team Juan Díaz Canales and Juanjo Guarnido had this in mind when they created the detective noir BLACKSAD but the title character of this beautiful with a capital B graphic novel series of anthropomorphic crime tales is one sexy cat. He’s cat. And he’s sexy. If Idris Elba was animated, he would be Blacksad. I almost wish that Idris’ Luther was more like Blacksad…
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Bella does Comics #12 - CURTIS
Bella does Comics #12 – CURTIS
I don’t know if Curtis has ever seen boobs. I’m pretty sure he’d like to see boobs, especially Michelle’s. I could see Ray Billingsley drawing cute boobs. Matter of fact, I’d like to see Ray Billingsley draw some boobs. Probably never happen though; he’s too classy for that. But giving up a chance to see boobs for a Get-Out-of-Hell card…I don’t know. I’m not sure there is a hell…or a heaven. And…
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