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BluebottleFlyer β The Surf Club Comic 162
Published: 2011-08-18 22:34:03 +0000 UTC; Views: 2328; Favourites: 27; Downloads: 0
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Introducing Bonzer Beach's resident lifeguard.Related content
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I've met this guy before. But that was before I found out he had his start in Surf Club. Such a coincidence, haha! Love this guy's introductionΒ
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Aye, he started right here. 
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I'd be hangin' out with with guy AND Squawks as well in a split second. Love the bird's flair for clowning around and the croc's determination to fit in with the rest of the beach folks even though they're not too keen on having him as a lifeguard.Β
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Hahaha you always know how to make me laugh
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No problem, thanks much!
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Hehe you're welcome
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Tsk, people are so prejudiced against crocodilians.
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Nice, very nice. Love how much action you've packed into these "Sunday" Strips, and the new guy looks nicely designed, too 
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Ta very much, really don't make these larger strips often enough...they're just so time-consuming, that's all.
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I like this longer format! it's a nice change of pace, sir Mark
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Thanks a lot! 
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Thanks very much! Really need to do more of these full page strips, if only they weren't so time-consuming.
You'll be seeing more of the lifeguard, that's for sure! Glad you dig this.
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Ah, so you are using this new character! Cool, I see there's potential with this!
Poor guy, especially after what he did, Clearly there are biases within the beach were still need to be resolved.
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It was too much of a gag to ignore, I guess. 
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Aaaahahah! Great joke! ...aaand new characters!
Really nice work on the expressions and the lady's running pose and terrified face made the comic even funnier.
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Heh heh, thanks very much, I appreciate it!
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Nice longer edition! And misunderstood dangerous animals is always a fave of mine - Oh and 'gators have shorter wider snouts, crocs have narrower longer ones. And something to do with their teeth structure is different too, but I forget what it is.
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Thanks much!
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Thanks much.
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Your welcome!
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What a great introduction for this character! With a funny potential for recurring jokes too! I like how this strip had more action taking place than your typical surf club strip. Great job!
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With this being a character intro strip, it had to be more than 3 panels, heh. I have plenty planned for this croc, glad you enjoyed this.
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Yeah, she got it bad.
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You said it.
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LOL!!!!! This is a longer comic for you, and I absolutely love it! I don't think the new lifeguard is going to have an easy time though when rescuing others, lol XD
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Thanks very much!
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That's just as bad having a Shark as a lifeguard!
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Funny idea having a crocodile for a lifeguard.
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Couldn't resist it, thanks much!
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Lol, had fun reading all 8 panels, that and seeing the unexpected new characters! At least the fox made it back to shore, how...whether she accepted his help or got the adrenaline and swam on her own...I don't know...
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Thanks very much, glad you enjoyed it.
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This looks like it could be a Sunday edition of The Surf Club! Great job.
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Yeah, I highly doubt he will.
Thanks much! I don't make these bigger comic pages too often, but this little story wouldn't have been anywhere near as effective with just 3 panels.
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Wow... you'd think in a place with foxes, turtles, polar bears, crabs, you'd think this would be the last place for stereotypes like 'oh $#!%, it's a croc, he's gonna nom on my face!'.
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It was too good to pass up, really.
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Heh, blimey... a crocogator as a lifeguard? That's really going to take some getting used to!
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Is that a crocodile or an alligator? It's always perplexing for me to tell the difference. 
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He's supposed to be a crocodile, but I've probably drawn him with gator features for all I know.
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Well, the way to tell them apart is that there is a slight difference in their long noses and back scale patterns. But don't worry, every artist I know of gets the two species mixed up all the time to! 
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