It's a stand-up comic.
Original Comic: Published Jan 26, 2016
Dwight Knoll sponsored this strip on the Sketch Comedy Patreon, selecting a parody-and-fair-use-style appearance from Totoro as his theme. Moreover, this comic was co-written by SC Patron Robert Gryfft, who at my request wrote his own lines for his appearance in this strip! See how much fun and interactivity we have at the Sketch Comedy Patreon? Pledge today!
Original Comic: Jan 13, 2016
Leaning on old tropes and running gags, it’s Sketch Comedy!
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Original Comic: Published Dec 31, 2015
Continuity! Heavens!
I’ve got something I want to share with you. To create this comic, I brainstormed a list of annoying activities for the pterodactyl, then picked the funniest ones for it to afflict Becky with. Here’s a sample of the list:
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Original Comic: Dec 14, 2015
Picking up from James’ and my falling-out before we were derailed by a thinly-veiled shill featuring Action Robot, it’s time for some wacky shenanigans with Becky and a new character! I hope you like pterosaurs!
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Original Comic: Nov 30, 2015
This comic made more sense when it was a Patreon exclusive, but on the upside, at least we’ve apparently fixed whatever went wrong with the science. It’s your old friend, Action Robot of Action Robot Adventures!
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Original Comic: Oct 28, 2015
At this point, I realized that all my Patreon comics up to this point had featured only me and no other members of the Sketch Comedy cast. Obviously, that had to be rectified. And James was the one to rectify it.
FUN FACT: I lost the original PSD file for this strip, and had to salvage the art from the AI file that I used for the lettering!
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Original Comic: Sep 24, 2015
In 2015, I started working a part-time job at J&N Electric, an automotive parts distributor. While packing orders, these are the sorts of thoughts that pop into my head.
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Original Comic: Aug 21, 2015
I wanted to make a good first impression when launching my Patreon. So of course I led with this strip.
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Original Comic: Sep 6, 2016
Guess who’s back
Back again
Sketchy’s back
Tell a friend
That’s right, Sketch Comedy is back! Thanks to the generous support of my patrons on Patreon, you too can once again experience the joy of Sketch Comedy and also my adverbs. When you pledge to the Sketch Comedy Patreon, you get early access to comics before they’re published here on the site, plus other bonuses depending on your pledge level!
And as more of you pledge, your combined support will allow me to draw more comics every month! Current support levels allow for two comics per month, which I’m planning to post here on the first and third Monday of each month. Tune in then–or grab the SC RSS Feed, keep your eye on the SC Facebook page, or follow me on Twitter!
This strip was originally published in the main archives on August 31, 2015, but now that the Patreon comics are being released to the general public, it is no longer quite so relevant. Still, I preserve it here in the blog for those interested in this moment in the history of the Sketch Comedy!
It was also accompanied by this graphic plugging the Sketch Comedy Patreon. Even to this day, I’m still rather pleased with that logo.
