Back in high school, there were two fellas that I only knew as acquaintances. However, they left an indelible mark on me. Their names were Brett (known to everyone in school as Bert) and Jonathan (they were inseparable friends).So much so that I would often create entire comic strips involving them and my close friends and I.

Wow. Pretty strange stuff. (Less strange and more coherent than the comics I drew as a kid, though. Unfortunately I don't have those any more, or I'd put them up.) What really strikes me is how well done these are. They look pretty professional. Very similar to some of the weird independent comics I was reading in the early 90s. I like all the extra jokes you put in, like the grim reaper grumbling about his lunch being interrupted. Another thing that impresses me is your background drawing. I could never do that well, or make my characters look consistent in every panel. Cool to see these, thanks!

Thanks shakin. A great deal of what is happening is better understood through the eyes of someone within my inner circle at the time.

Even so, not a lot of what is happening is supposed to make sense. ) It's supposed to seem off the wall, and just plain goofy.

i have to say, i'm quite fond of the originality that's in these comics, but the art style alone is fun to look at. in a way it reminds me of the stuff that i've seen from a fellow deviantart friend, captain vigilante

http://fc03.deviantart.net/fs70/f/2010/238/9/f/AFL4_pg_2_by_CaptainVigilante.jpg