Feb 11, 2019
Natty comic returns
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Natty comic returns
This comic is not only bad, but it should feel bad. Natty Comics has a Message that is one of Violence. Let's explore why and who this comic is for.
Natty Comics: http://www.nattycomic.com/
Stephen Winchell: https://twitter.com/sawinchell
Natty Comics Facebook (With the Likes/Interaction discrepancy): https://www.facebook.com/nattycomic/
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Richard Scooperman is a cartoonist from Grand Forks, ND, and you can friend him on Facbeook. Richard Scooperman is actually not a real person, but Stephen Winchell is. You can find him on twitter. Thanks again, everyone!
Stephen Winchell is a performer and cartoonist, and the creator of the webcomic Little Boys Room (under the pseudonym Scooper). Follow Little Boys Room on tumblr, Facebook, or The Steamroller.
Thank you to all of our guest cartoonists -- or "Guestberts" -- this week:
K. Thor Jensen (Red Eye Black Eye, Cloud Stories)
Sara McHenry (Hey Pais)
Alex Hirsch (Gravity Falls)
Tony Breed (Finn & Charlie Are Hitched, Muddler's Beat)
Stephen Winchell (Little Boys Room)
-- and please pray for yet another safe recovery for Jim Jadams.
"Something's Wrong With Rodney"
Sheriff Rodney Ricketts is the manliest man that Sal and Marty have ever met. That is what they thought-until Cassius Peabody revealed his sad past of failure.
How to Split Sides: Comedy Lessons from The Admiral
As a comedian of some repute, folks often come up to me at the bar and say, “You old son-of-a-gun, you make stand-up comedy look so easy!” I usually smile, have a few more drinks, maybe four more drinks, and thank them for their kind words. You see, my fans think that you have to have some kind of talent to be a comedian. Boy, are they wrong!
Sure, it helps to be a bit of a goof (and my commanding officer from the USS Massachusetts could sure tell you how goofy I was back in WW2 if he didn’t die in that horrible disaster), but the truth is, ANYONE CAN BE A “STAND-UP” COMEDIAN! Just study my five-steps to Gut-Busting Success, and you’ll be bringing down the house every night, guaranteed, just like me!
Let’s take a quick look at those steps, shall we?
Step One: Have a Few Drinks!
There’s nothing like a stiff drink to turn you from a dull schmoe into a hilarious fella! Audiences love the smell of liquor, too, so make sure to be reeking of drink by the time you hit the spotlight!
Step Two: It’s Okay to Borrow Jokes!
Some folks think it’s “unprofessional” to borrow other comedians’ jokes. But a joke is like a recipe; it only gets better when you put your own spin on it. Of course, Henny Youngman didn’t understand that when I used one of his jokes, so I’m legally required to tell you, don’t borrow anything of his.
Step Three: No Women Allowed!
Only men are funny.
Step Four: Today is the anniversary of when a Nazi submarine sank the USS Massachusetts and left us honest American seamen adrift in a school of hungry sharks
they were Great Whites, I can still hear the screams, my God, my God, why did you forsaken us?
Step Five: How About Another Drink?
Never say no to a drop of something to cut the phlegm! Or even six drops!
And that’s all there is to it! Just follow these never-fail steps, and you’ll have your audiences in stitches right before your very eyes!
oh God I can still see the sharks