#jackass jenny

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Jackass Jenny #5 - Horsin' Around

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(Animated) Artfight attack on @kettle-bird with Jackass Jenny!!

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Jackass Jenny #4 (featuring Clyde): Outcast Solidarity

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Jackass Jenny #1: The face of innocence

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Jackass Jenny #2: Common (In)decency

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Don't think I'm going to finish this, so have a warmup Jenny from a couple days ago

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New Jackass Jenny comic soon, and a new character in the works...

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I really like the art style of Jackass jenny, she kinda has the feel of a harveytoon (casper the friendly ghost, little audrey, herman and katnip) but for adults.

got any fun facts about her i'm quite curious.

Thank you! A lot of my stylistic inspiration for Jackass Jenny comes from classic mid-century Funny Animal comics like Walt Kelley's Pogo and Carl Bark's Duck comics (and by extension their post-code underground comix counterparts like R. Crumb's Fritz the Cat and later independent serial comics like Jeff Smith's Bone and Stan Sakai's Usagi Yojimbo). Funny Animals as a genre has been a pretty long-standing fascination of mine, and it's been a treat to work with it in my own way! As for fun Jenny facts... I almost called the comic "Jenny the Jackass", but it didn't really flow the way I wanted to and the title didn't click until I switched the words around! Also, for those not in the know about equine vocabulary, a 'jenny' is a female donkey (with a 'jack' being the male equivalent), and her name is meant to be a bit of a play on that.