Sing Comic strip of Buster and his father taking a walk in Downtown Catalonia.
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Sing Comic strip of Buster and his father taking a walk in Downtown Catalonia.
Baby Buster Moon headcanons
-Well, from the time he could crawl, Buster was always a troublemaker
-He had a strange attraction to fire. Matches, lighters, and magnifying glasses were always to be put away around the child.
-Not that he meant to be destructive. He once lit the curtains on fire when he got his paws on his father;s 95-cent lighter.
-He was a bright kid, but sneaky as can be. One second he's right there, and the next POOF!
-He had the funniest little quirks, too. He would always make funny sounds whenever he saw or did anything odd or funny to him, and Frank (his dad) found endless amusement in it.
-When Buster started learning basic speech, boy, did the fun multiply. He would say the wildest things!
-His favorite toy was this little rubber ball, which he would throw but Frank could never quite manage to catch. Buster always thought the reactions he would get to surprising his dad were hysterical.
-This child is the best little thief to ever walk the planet. Whenever he would have a babysitter because Frank had to go work extra, Buster - as he never usually had snacks or spare food - would always find his babysitter's snacks in their backpack, and never failed to swipe them without a problem.
-By the time the babysitter would notice, it would be too late.
-Miss Crawly, when she moved in next door, became the permenant babysitter, and they would do all sorts of things. For a little kid, Buster was a mastermind when it came to Uno, and could always beat her
-The lizard still hasn't a clue how
-Miss Crawly was well acquainted with all his little quirks and habits. She may be the only person alive who can recognize the signs he is lying
-I won't tell you what they are
-I wrote a series of stories about buster as a kid. Should I publish them?
HEYYYYYY
Yeah, I know I sound like Porsha. I am two hours late for rehearsal! Now, I had an idea. Should I make a fic that starts of with Buster's dad and leads and focuses on Buster's childhood while still having a solid plot?
Ideas and commentary very much welcome!!!
Frank Moon by Brock Elbank aka MR ELBANK
Frank Moon by Brock Elbank aka MR ELBANK of Brock Elbank Photography
Frank Moon lying underneath some stalactites, Buchan Caves, Victoria - circa 1915
From the National Library of Australia
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