Pcottraux's Friday FReeptoon (With the Most Emotional Dinklemeyer)

February 10, 2006 | pcottraux

[pcottraux]

I'm surprised no one has taken a stab at who the guy in the last panel is.

I know some will no, but no one has come forth yet.

[pcottraux]

Anyone?

[pcottraux]

At all?

[Hoodlum91]

I love the 9/11 one. (although I admit, I read "the most emotional cartoon" and then read the pig one thinking "he must be really attached to that pig!")

Also, I'm always for more sharks!

[pcottraux]

although I admit, I read "the most emotional cartoon" and then read the pig one thinking "he must be really attached to that pig!"

It could be "Porkback Mountain."

[pcottraux]

Tonight it is the Rush Credibility thread that is sucking my precious views away!!!

I must have enemies.

[pcottraux]

I just can't compete with Rush. No matter how hard I try.

[Supernatural]

I would like to see you incorporate some children's stuff into your cartoons in a humerous way, like the cow jumped over the moon, Humpty Dumpty's fall, Little Miss Muffett gettin scared by the spider, Little Jack Horner, Jack be Nimble, etc. I think you could do something with that.

[proud_yank]

GASP! My Barbra Streissand CDs!

That had me laughin out loud! The look on his face was priceless.

[shezza]

Well, if it's any consolation, I came here to see the Danish shark BEFORE heading over to the Rush thread. (And I have no idea who the chap in the last panel is. Bill Clinton, perhaps? He'd certainly understand, having to put up with Hitlery all these years.)

[pcottraux]

You may be right. Ideas usually come after I read about a news event, rather than forward planning (I have a ton of ideas for the strip that I never get to use because I have to stay on news topics).

Still, I was a huge Nursery Rhymes expert as a child. I knew them all by heart. I'd love to try to incorporate something in there like that.

BTW, in the Dinklemeyer cartoons, there will later be a parody of "Charlotte's Web" involving the pig.

[pcottraux]

I usually find tables to be a pain in the neck to draw, but I did enjoy drawing that picture.

[pcottraux]

It's Jack Klugman, from "The Odd Couple" TV Show.

[pcottraux]

The one in the hat:

[shezza]

Nyuk nyuk nyuk... A Danish Felix Unger. As usual, good job. And the tribute to 911 was touching.

[Supernatural]

You could also do some parodies of living people. The Rolling Stones come to mind. Keith Richards and Mick Jagger would be perfect targets.

[shezza]

See, I didn't recognize him without a cigar. That's another thing he and Bill Clinton have in common.

[pcottraux]

Yeah, I was going to do him with the cigar originally, but I couldn't work it in the way I wanted.

[pcottraux]

You could also do some parodies of living people.

Well, technically I do those. I actually have wanted to lampoon "Green Day" for a long time but haven't gotten around to it.

[Victoria Delsoul]

Big bumpity bump.