Monkey town?
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Monkey town?
is this going to be a monkeyfied version of brambletown?
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Doesn't look like it so far to me, but for reference, the Brambletown site is here.
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Can't wait to see how this one develops! 
Hmm.. here's an idea. I (and most of us here I'm sure) find it very interesting to see how the pictures develop from a sketch to a full picture, but sadly the sketches get lost when the pics get updated.
So Scott: Would it be possible to somehow keep the sketches on a separate page, or maybe using rollovers or something like that?
Just a though.

Hmm.. here's an idea. I (and most of us here I'm sure) find it very interesting to see how the pictures develop from a sketch to a full picture, but sadly the sketches get lost when the pics get updated.
So Scott: Would it be possible to somehow keep the sketches on a separate page, or maybe using rollovers or something like that?

Just a though.
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The "Click here and press refresh" links to mi-16 instead of 17.
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SPAAACEE MONKEYYSSSS!!
My goodness. I though I was the only person to watch that show. OH, and to show how you can find anything on the net, www.spacemonkeys.net It appears to have no underlining furry tones, like so many animal cartoon show sites seem to have... (If you don't know what a furry is, ur better off)
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I'm not sure whether it was intentional or not, but the characters Monkey Green and Monkey Gunboy seem to have similarities with the animation in Gorillaz "Clint Eastwood" video.
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pop quiz
Scott's challenge:
Do I win a prize...?
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The awesome Mike Patton collaborated with Dan The Automator of the Gorillaz on the "Lovage" project...Pop Quiz: Mike Patton came up in Uninformed Bob; I now know a connection between Gorillaz and M.P. (thanks to the our friend Sally) Who can post that connection first?
Do I win a prize...?

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Scott Mccloud listens to the Gorillaz? You are now officially my number 1 idol... for the time being...Well, seeing as how I'm listening to Gorillaz as I'm drawing it it would be hard to deny that there's some influence there.

I've loved the Gorillaz ever since I saw the Clint Eastwood video late one night last year. I have both of the US releases, and I love ever song on both of them.
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Right! Give that man a cookie!The awesome Mike Patton collaborated with Dan The Automator of the Gorillaz on the "Lovage" project...
Alas, no real prize... I hang my intangible head in shame.
Hey, I've got a Blur CD (13) next to Gorillaz too. The connections boggle! (They share a member Damon Albarn).
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Look out Monkey Team!!
Look out Monkey Team, there's some sort maniacal mandril man out to get you! Use your Mega Monkey Combo Assault!!
Monkey Team Attack!
My girlfriend and I have been assaulting each other with various monkey-team attacks all week.
Monkey-boy butt-grab attack!
Monkey-boy butt-grab attack!
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Re: Look out Monkey Team!!
That looks like a mandril all right, but I always thought a madrill was a baboon, not a monkey. At least that's what I remember reading at the Primate House at the Bronx Zoo, when I was a kid.Christopher Lundgren wrote:Look out Monkey Team, there's some sort maniacal mandril man out to get you!
Now it would make sence for baboons to be at war with the monkeys of Monkey Town; but Monkey "A" declares the mandril a giant floating "MONKEY" head. I ams confused.
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Re: Look out Monkey Team!!
Mandrils are baboons. However, to me, most of the members of Monkeyteam look like chimpanezees, which are apes rather than monkeys. (Super Professor Monkey is a chimp or I'm a monkey's uncle.) Scott McCloud is just using the time honored tradition in which all advanced primates - old and new world monkeys, baboon and apes - are called monkeys. This is common in informal, careless speech and fits in well with the type of over-the-top superhero parody Scott is (apparently) doing in Monkeytown.Rip Tanion wrote:That looks like a mandril all right, but I always thought a madrill was a baboon, not a monkey. At least that's what I remember reading at the Primate House at the Bronx Zoo, when I was a kid.Christopher Lundgren wrote:Look out Monkey Team, there's some sort maniacal mandril man out to get you!
Now it would make sence for baboons to be at war with the monkeys of Monkey Town; but Monkey "A" declares the mandril a giant floating "MONKEY" head. I ams confused.
Similarly (and perhaps even more commonly) many people refer to all insects (or even all land-dwelling arthropods) as bugs, when properly bugs should be used to refer only to insects of the order Hemiptera.
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backwards?
MABEY , and mebby its just me
but so far this strip reads perfectly well backwards.
monkey team i strike at you with my deadly mental monkey thoughts
monkey head commands, must destroy monkey team
look out for giant floating monkey head with mental powers
DIE MONKEY TEAM DIE!!!!
super proff monkey! SCIENCE ATTACK!
monkey gun boy BAZOOKA ATTACK
monkey giant JUMBO ATTACK!
monkey green CHEMICAL ATTACK!
MONKEY TEAM! AAAAATACK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
i mean cmon, thats how powerrangers do it. more or less
but so far this strip reads perfectly well backwards.
monkey team i strike at you with my deadly mental monkey thoughts
monkey head commands, must destroy monkey team
look out for giant floating monkey head with mental powers
DIE MONKEY TEAM DIE!!!!
super proff monkey! SCIENCE ATTACK!
monkey gun boy BAZOOKA ATTACK
monkey giant JUMBO ATTACK!
monkey green CHEMICAL ATTACK!
MONKEY TEAM! AAAAATACK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
i mean cmon, thats how powerrangers do it. more or less