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Published: 2009-08-25 10:52:35 +0000 UTC; Views: 5557; Favourites: 135; Downloads: 0
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Just another Pogo drawing.[link]
~Dirk
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Looks like Pogo from the late 40s before he got more soft and rounded.
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Very awesome. I swear. Your style can work in so many ways. One day I'll get around to reading pogo possum.
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this may sound like a really stupid question... but...
have you ever read "Bone"? it was very much influenced by Pogo. i've never read Pogo, unfortunatly, but looking at this drawing reminded me of Bone. which i have read, obviously.
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you have. excellent. what did you think?
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Awsomeness!!!!!
Pogo is living proof that the classics are still cool!
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Nice inking of one of my favorite characters! It makes me really want to see Albert in your style, as he's my favorite.
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just fantastic! your lines really compliment Walt Kelly's own. great job.
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Pogo is one of my absolute favorite comics. Maybe the top favorite.
Nice job!
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Awww... Pogo! That is my Grandfather's favorite.
I remember as a kid I would get so excited to go over to the Grandparent's house so I could read his Pogo books.
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be glad to be amercian/british.... we never had any print here in Germany.
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great job, every time someone pulls out a calvin and hobbes book i pull out my pogo book lol... its classic
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And then I put out my HΓ€gar book out... hahahaha
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Hard to believe that he really looked like that in the beginning; he got softer looking and easier on the eye as time went on. Then again, who doesn't? Excellent memory jog.
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A little bit disneyfied. But I enjoy them a bit more.
But the whimsical look of the older version has a better feeling.
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Love how you did the details.
They look great. Your lineart
is so smooth and nice as well.
Great work!
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I'm not impressed here, but hell... my view.
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Aww, yeah. I think your work is fantastic
though.
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as far as I'm concerned, yes.
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Walt Kelley was a hero. You've done a good job of showing his work! We really need Pogo back, you know?
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Jeff Smith is doing a big collection book at the end of this year.
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VERY cool! I look forward to hearing more about it.
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Hast Du ein paar von den Comics?
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Wenn, dann haben wir sie bisher noch nicht entdeckt.
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Wenn, dann fΓΌr mich aufheben.
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Werde meine Augen aufhalten.
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Excellent! Walt Kelly's work inspires me, and I can see it does the same to you too!
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I only saw the Sunday strips you find in websearchs.
But they are awesome.
And it makes a heck lot of fun to figure out what they are talkin... their jargon is too special to translate correct.
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I understand Fantagraphics is compiling a Complete Pogo anthology series, in the same vein as their Complete Peanuts series. It'd be well worth a look once it gets published!
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This day is marked in my calender with BIG LETTERS.
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the lines are awesome! Wonder how you made them.
the character is cute ^_^
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I don't wanna sound rude, but why the hell do you use internet when you don't google the shit up
[link]
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"Pogo" is one of the most influential comic strips of the 20th century. If it wasn't for "Pogo", I don't think we'd have "Calvin and Hobbes" or "Bloom County". It's worth searching for some of the old book collections!
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Pogo was always one of my earliest inspirations...even the Mad Magazine version (Gopo Gossum).
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I love how your ink lines are so smooth. What pens do you use, and do you have any tips?
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