Blimp Hat (OSCILLATING BROW)

A 24-minute comic (though it's a bit of a cheat, just being a three-panel gag strip) based on the words 'blimp' and 'hat'.

BMX Jester (Paul Thompson)

Based on word association on facebook, a 24 minute* comic in which I try not to draw horror. Yup, I'm nicking facial elements from Oscillating Brow - that's the best way I can think of to start to learn how to do the comic minimalism funny.

*not technically within the rules as I was thinking of ideas while I was cooking and facebook was making words. Drawn in 24 minutes. Whaddaya want?

TURTLE HAT (GARY BAINBRIDGE)

I found this on the old hard drive from a while ago and someone said it was the best 24 Minute Comic I'd ever done. There's a direct correlation between that statement and the fact that I haven't been able to do a 24 Minute Comic since. Ho-hum.

Any good? My blog's here if you fancy it.

- Gary

TURTLE HAT (ANDREW WAUGH)

We haven't done any 24-minute comics for months now, but I couldn't really complain as I had this one sitting around unscanned and unloved.  It's from the "Turtle" and "Hat" session and marks a change for me in that it doesn't have any swearing or horrible things happening in it.  I think working on my Space Monkey submission has had an adverse affect on me.

For news on more swear-less comics, check out my blog.

- Andy

OH YES, BELIEVE (DANIEL CLIFFORD)

Daniel's got a band, a blog and a strip in the new Paper Jam anthology. If it it came to a General Election, I'd vote for him ahead of Brown or the other one.

The words were Turtle and Hat.

- Gary

TURTLE HAT (DAN GILMORE)

Another ace 24-minute from Dan Gilmore - young, good looking and talented.  Exactly what I hate in people, but he's escaped my wrath for now.

This one continues the "Turtle" and "Hat" combination of words - a juxtaposition which I felt marked a return to the simple, zen 24 minuters of old after several bouts of people putting stupidly long phrases in there which are impossible to draw.

 - Andy

TURTLE HAT (TERRY WILEY)

It has been my great pleasure to meet Terry Wiley through the Paper Jam meets - he's a great laugh and always full of good tips and advice.  He's also incredibly talented and prolific, which I usually choose to politely ignore, but it's becoming increasingly difficult when he keeps producing 24-minute comics of this calabre.  Git.

This one takes the words "Turtle" and "Hat" as inspiration.

- Andy