7-UP MOONSHINE (VARIOUS)

Another comics jam, instigated as a change from the usual 24-minute comics.  It's consequences, taking - I vaguely remember - "7-Up" and "Moonshine" as inspiration, and throwing in "Giraffe" as a varation.

Terry Wiley started it, but I don't remember who did the next few panels (sorry), but I remember that Faye Stacey was sitting next to me and that I got in there after here and ruined it with some toilet humour.  My apologies.

- Andy

GIRAFFE CANNONBALL (VARIOUS)

So this is a comics jam between Dan Gilmore and Terry Wiley (I think... correct me if I'm mistaken).

- Gary

CHEWING GUM DONUT CONGA (PAUL THOMPSON)

This looks like one of the frowned upon variations where more that two of the randomly generated words are used. No-one's frowning upon Paul Thompson's epic offering, however. You may need to rotate your screen.

- Gary

I'M GONNA BE A REBEL... (FAYE STACEY)

When is a Pooh Bear not a Pooh Bear? Perhaps when he's Paddington Bear instead. Faye Stacey has a deviant art for further proof that she's dead good at drawing and such.

- Gary

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