Gonna Turn Some Heads Tonight
Hello!
This week’s comic features some cameos of backers from my Kickstarter—who also happen to be friends, and also happen to be handsome guys, all of them, who I enjoyed drawing. The couple is John Griffith and Matt Santori-Griffith (check out Matt’s writing over at Comicosity); the guy in the tank top is Alex Roederer; the cute redhead is Lonnie Mann (whose comics you should totally check out). Thanks John, Matt, Alex, and Lonnie! HUGS.
Speaking of hugs, this weekend is SPX, and I’ll be there at table K11a. It’s my last show of the year, and it’s a GREAT show—a wonderland of indie comics. You should come, you should come, you should come. In addition to tabling, I was a judge for the Ignatz awards, and I will be a DJ at the SPX Prom, aka the dance portion of the Ignatz afterparty. WOOHOO!.
So because the last guy didn’t give him any notice he thinks he garbage? Or is it he went to get attention like this he thinks he is garbage?
I had a similar debate with myself :p
In the end, I decided the latter interpretation makes more sense, given how Corey’s expression changes in panel 2.
Maybe it’s more like the “type” of guy that Corey is attracted to, thin, nerdy, a la Ken, shows no interest in him; he turns the head of bears, but not the type he likes?
On another note though, that first panel of Corey – HOT!
AGREED!!!
I had something specific in mind for this, but I don’t want to explain it—I’d rather leave it to your interpretations, which I think are all valid.
I get the impression that even after all the heads he *has* turned, Corey still feels bad. What I mean is, despite his best efforts to boost his mood, he’s still not happy with himself, and may in fact feel worse than he did before.
Then again, I’m probably overanalyzing things. LOL
Is it wrong to do what he did to feel better? I mean Knowing your hot is fine he wasnt pompous or rude about it. Turning heads should not be seen as a problem. It what you do with that power that can be a problem.