UNTITLED (IAN MAYOR)

A "What If... Pooh Bear was actually a real life vicious hunny bear ready to rip off Christopher Robin's head at a moment's notice" scenario here from Ian Mayor.

- Gary

UNTITLED (TERRY WILEY)

Terry Wiley may be known to you through the comic Sleaze Castle, which if you don't know, you should read. Or at least look at the pictures. I think the words here were "Pooh Bear" and "Conga" but you don't care, you just want more comics don't you?

- Gary

UNTITLED (OSCILLATING BROW)

This comic by Oscillating Brow, speaks for itself. The words were "Blue Velvet" and "Cage".

- Gary

BLUE VELVET CAGE (BRETT HALLIWELL)

Bizarreness squared is what Brett Halliwell specialises in, and black biro. That can't be a bad combination.

- Gary

CHEMICAL TOILET VERSUS 'THE BARON' (ANDREW WAUGH)

More 24-minute nonsense from me, this time trying to make something hilarious and touching from the themes "chemical toilet" and "the baron". This lost strip - found amongst a bounty of strips at Travelling Man - was done some time ago, but missed being posted on my regular site. Enjoy!

- Andy

THE COOLEST MONKEY IN TOWN (MIKE THOMPSON)

More monkeys, more bottoms.

Mike Thompson is one part of the two-headed beast that first spawned the Paper Jam Comics Collective. He claims to be a comics reader not a comics doer, but almost every meeting produces a 24-minute comic that makes me laugh.

This be one of them.

- Andy

ADVENTURES OF A SMOOTH MONKEY'S BOTTOM (MARTIN NEWMAN)

Here's a strip from Paper Jam member and all-round lovely bloke Martin Newman. It was part of the same pool of strips as the last posting, so I'm thinking the words were "smooth" and "monkey's bottom".

Martin is a regular face at the meetings and always does something great during the 24-minute comic sessions, but hasn't posted anything he's done yet. Martin - get to it!

- Andy

SMOOTH AS A MONKEY'S BOTTOM (BEN CLARK)

Another beauty of a 24-minute comic from Ben Clark, rescued from behind the counter at Travelling Man. This one was so long ago that I don't remember the themes that were drawn out of the hat. I think they were "smooth" and "monkey's bottom", but I can't be sure.

Anyone?

- Andy