Post by codystarbuck on Sept 10, 2020 10:57:56 GMT -5
Stig's Inferno definitely
From Eclipse, there was Cap'n Quick n Foozle, from Marshall Rogers that was quite a bit of fun and BC Boyer's Masked man, which was a deliberate homage to the Spirit.
Tim Eldred's Grease Monkey is great fun, mixing humor with great characters and grand adventure.
I'd also add Scott Roberts' Patty Cake, a sweet little comic that has a bit of a Calvin and Hobbes vibe (minus the tiger friend) that feels like a real kid.
Neil the Horse is another to seek out.
From Eclipse, there was Cap'n Quick n Foozle, from Marshall Rogers that was quite a bit of fun and BC Boyer's Masked man, which was a deliberate homage to the Spirit.
Tim Eldred's Grease Monkey is great fun, mixing humor with great characters and grand adventure.
I'd also add Scott Roberts' Patty Cake, a sweet little comic that has a bit of a Calvin and Hobbes vibe (minus the tiger friend) that feels like a real kid.
Neil the Horse is another to seek out.
