This is an homage to a famous cartoonist or the 1969-1972 era, maybe Zap comics? A “regular guy” asked the famous cartoonist to illustrate his dull life, and apparently those comic books sold well. The most famous illustration by this famous cartoonist is perhaps the “trucking man” which was also enshrined in the song “Keep On Truckin’”. I saw a low budget movie of the famous cartoonist.Sorry, can’t recall name, but if you want you can easily find online with this much info.
seismic-2 Premium Member 11 months ago
Must have been quite some dream!
Gent 11 months ago
Rise and shine in morning such a mountainous task eh.
danketaz Premium Member 11 months ago
Should have gotten some gazpacho to go with that sandwich.
Huckleberry Hiroshima 11 months ago
Became Ruben there for a moment.
phritzg Premium Member 11 months ago
He cashed in by giving Travis a Mohawk haircut and a last name of Bickle, and his comic was made into a hit movie.
NeedaChuckle Premium Member 11 months ago
The glamorous life of a comic artist!
ericlscott creator 11 months ago
Done before lunch? On a good day.
Mopman 11 months ago
So in P1, is he just really excited to start the day, or does he have company?
ArtieEl 11 months ago
Morning. Would you like to know a great way to start the day?
egadi'mnotclad 11 months ago
This is an homage to a famous cartoonist or the 1969-1972 era, maybe Zap comics? A “regular guy” asked the famous cartoonist to illustrate his dull life, and apparently those comic books sold well. The most famous illustration by this famous cartoonist is perhaps the “trucking man” which was also enshrined in the song “Keep On Truckin’”. I saw a low budget movie of the famous cartoonist.Sorry, can’t recall name, but if you want you can easily find online with this much info.
willie_mctell 11 months ago
Was it Matt Groening who did “Life in Hell?”
JohnTheFoole 11 months ago
Yeah, that’s it!