



I loved the build up to this joke but I couldn't get the punchline to match it. Here are my various attempts. I was quite pleased with the final one.
A cartoon strip about the unlikely friendship between Ollie (a Seagull) and Quentin (a Lugworm) by Piers Baker.
3 comments:
That's lovely. Nice to see the process as you step closer and closer and then ... BOOM! ... there's the funny. Marvellous.
Thanks Dave.
I liked them all but your right the last one was great !
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