If time travel were possible or ever to become possible in the future, we would not exist. Which proves that it never will be possible. And it is definitely better that way.
Having a quick learning curve in kinesthetic intelligence (one’s hand in drawing) plus the ability to imagine images in one’s mind are super helpful—not strictly necessary, but they sure pave the way. Otherwise the time investment can be great.
We all live in a BIG time machine moving steadily forward in an orderly fashion. No wibbly wobbly or timey-wimey Tom-foolery stuff. It’s more fun to imagine and write stories about than the reality of it would be.
If Kevin were to start working on it now, he could get 10,000 hours of practice in before he turns 20. But how long would it be before he got bored with it and quit?
Imagine if practicing drawing comics every day for years always did have such results! After all, there’s no shortage of professional cartoonists on GoComics and elsewhere who have been doing their strips for years and still can’t draw worth spit. Practice may be essential, but it doesn’t make perfect without talent being there to begin with.
doctorwho29 3 months ago
The Doctor would have to intervene
Ivy Valory Premium Member 3 months ago
It would be a DEFCON 1 crisis, at least. Possibly an Extinction Level Event.
Imagine 3 months ago
If time travel were possible or ever to become possible in the future, we would not exist. Which proves that it never will be possible. And it is definitely better that way.
mccollunsky 3 months ago
Kevin probably couldn’t make anything any worse ;p.
Ida No 3 months ago
Captain Squirrel is NUTZ about fighting crime.
danketaz Premium Member 3 months ago
Oh well, Captain Squirrel needs a worthy adversary.
Ellis97 3 months ago
Time traveling is way too mind boggling and confusing for me. I think I’ll stick to my own time period.
ddjg 3 months ago
Having a quick learning curve in kinesthetic intelligence (one’s hand in drawing) plus the ability to imagine images in one’s mind are super helpful—not strictly necessary, but they sure pave the way. Otherwise the time investment can be great.
StephenHoyt 3 months ago
Back in 1965 there really was on Saturday mornings cartoon Secret Squirrel on TV
Ed The Red Premium Member 3 months ago
The two best times to start learning a skill are 10 years ago or today.
tammyspeakslife Premium Member 3 months ago
We all live in a BIG time machine moving steadily forward in an orderly fashion. No wibbly wobbly or timey-wimey Tom-foolery stuff. It’s more fun to imagine and write stories about than the reality of it would be.
Mike Baldwin creator 3 months ago
The Time Machine is doable, is the practicing that may be an issue…
The Brooklyn Accent 3 months ago
If Kevin were to start working on it now, he could get 10,000 hours of practice in before he turns 20. But how long would it be before he got bored with it and quit?
Chris Sherlock 3 months ago
I’m not sure Miles is right. We all have different talents, and maybe drawing just isn’t one of Kevin’s talents.
Jefano Premium Member 3 months ago
Imagine if practicing drawing comics every day for years always did have such results! After all, there’s no shortage of professional cartoonists on GoComics and elsewhere who have been doing their strips for years and still can’t draw worth spit. Practice may be essential, but it doesn’t make perfect without talent being there to begin with.
6turtle9 3 months ago
Is it just me, or are there four fingers and a thumb in panel four drawing the comic?
jasonsnakelover 3 months ago
What about them pranking the substitute teacher?
Brilliant_Birdie 3 months ago
It’s never too late to start over!