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ROLFE Redux #3: Kinky

by admin on April 6th, 2011
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Published in Maxim Magazine, 1998.

Tom “Tall Tale Radio” Racine tweeted earlier this week about children’s TV programmes and their sheer surrealness.

It reminded me of this cartoon that I drew many years ago.

It was published in Maxim. Yes Maxim, the high-brow magazine. OK, yes it lacked serious political discussion and interviews with great modern thinkers, but it made up for it in abundance with pictures of scantily clad women!

I was just delighted to get it published, as they didn’t take many cartoons.

I hope you enjoy it.

Thanks for reading,

ROLFE

p.s. Once you’ve finished splitting your sides at the sheer hilarity of this cartoon. Why not head over to Tall Tale Radio and download a podcast or two. Funnily enough, he doesn’t do serious political debate or interview great modern thinkers. However, he does interview cartoonists brilliantly!

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ROLFE Redux #1 – In a decade, long, long, ago…

by admin on March 23rd, 2011
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Originally published, 1998.

Once upon a time, a young cartoonist submitted hundreds and hundreds of cartoons to numerous British publications.

Sometimes he got published and sometimes he didn’t.

Yes, I was that cartoonist!

So, let me introduce you to ROLFE Redux, my new Wednesday weekly blog post.

A casual flick back through my own personal, classic, cartoon archive.

In the past few weeks, we’ve had lots of astronomical talk. What with the Space Shuttle Discovery’s latest mission and the low moon we witnessed a few days ago.

Therefore, I felt the cartoon above was quite apt!

Enjoy,

ROLFE

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Superfogeys, so long and thanks for the all lycra!

by admin on March 21st, 2011
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Afternoon,

Alas, Brock Heasley has decided to put down his pen on the long running and very popular web comic, Superfogeys!

But, only to have it whipped out, deftly, from underneath him by that web comic cartooning machine, Marc Lapierre.

Yes, that Marc Lapierre. The brilliant creator behind both, “Boxcar Astronaut” and “Spooky Doofus” web comics.

For the forseebale future Marc will be handling art and Brock will concentrate on writing the scripts.

Marc is a star and dare I say it – a friend of the “Mighty Monocle” web comic? He’s also been very generous and helped me out with lots of advice.

I wish him all the best with his new project. And, I’m sure he’ll be instrumental in making it an even bigger success that it already has been.

Here is a link:

www.superfogeys.com

and a little teaser poster… and I can’t wait to see what Marc does with the comic.

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Fan Art Friday!

by admin on March 18th, 2011
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Morning,

Last week, I published a blog post entitled ‘You sketch my character, and I’ll sketch yours!” It was never intended as a shout out to my readers for fan art.

It was simply me trying to be witty and clever with a blog title. Sometimes I can try too hard to be witty and clever.

Well, fast-forward a few days and I discover my inbox is practically busting with fan art!

To be honest, it had never even crossed my mind that the webcomic would have such hardcore ‘fans’ yet! Heck, I ain’t complaining and on reflection, I’m so glad it turned out this way.

So, what to do with all this art?

Well, only go and start a regular Mighty Monocle “Fan Art Friday” blog post!

This week’s fantastic fan art is from…

Tom Dell’Aringa creator of the fantastic webcomic ‘Marooned – A Space Opera in the Wrong Key’.

“Marooned is kind of like Gilligan’s Island on Mars. With Captain John and his robot Asimov, constantly trying to find a way home, while dealing with the locals (Martians) and having all sorts of adventures”.

Please DO click on the link above and check out Tom’s webcomic. But as you’re here already, why not read the latest ‘Mighty Monocle’ strip first!

Many thanks,

ROLFE

p.s. I will be doing this every Friday until I run out of Fan Art. So if you feel the urge to send in some fan art, please do!

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