Break Stuff

Posted by Steve on July 5, 2002: What can I say? Another "artist" that just needs to go away. Ah well, for those of you that aren't regular viewers, (and why not, might I ask?) you might want to have a look at this one to understand the whole crowbar thing, but I think you can still put it together.

Posted by Bob on July 5, 2002: I hope the vertical format is okay with you guys...I don't like it when the comics stretch off the side of the page, so any of the three panel strips will likely be like this for now. Anyhow, yes, the is supposed to be Fred Durst. And if you wonder why I look like Little Orphan Annie in the first panel, it's because I am in shock at seeing Durst. In my cartoony style, that's how I draw shock and surprise, with the big white eyes. I hope it makes sense.

Posted by Bob on April 17, 2004: We didn't actually use the name "Fred Durst" in the comic itself cause we figured, if I recall correctly, that someone might not know his name, but they'd know Limp Bizkit. So, in case you were curious about that for the last couple years, there's the answer. I kind of miss the Little Orphan Annie shock eyes; It fit the style at the time, but looking at the art now, it just wouldn't make sense. It would really stick out from the rest of the comic, and it would make the whole thing suffer, i think. I like how Fred's tattoos turned out though. He's really inked, and I was kind of intimidated by it, cause the way I used to do the comic at this time was pretty time consuming-Everything is done with straight lines...tiny, tiny, tiny straight lines. I'll explain that at a later time. Anyway, the tattoos are his real tattoos just copied and pasted, but I think I reversed the arms cause it looked better for what I wanted.