The character designer hired for "Hong Kong Phooey" series was the cartoonist Marty Murphy, notorious for his artworks published on Playboy magazine. This says quite a bit about the design of Rosemary the telephone operator. :)
Odie was originally named "Spot", but Jim Davies decided to change it after learning that Mort Walker (creator of Beetle Bailey) also had a dog named Spot in his comic 'Boner's Ark'.
Funfact: this was kind of a reboot of the series, as the comic actually started in 1976 as "Jon". Later on Jim Davies realized Garfield had more comedic potential out of the two, and turned him into the star of the strips, with a proper redesign.
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It seems Choo-Choo got more information than expected from Esther B. this year. 🐰🪠🐔 2 days late, but still hope y'all enjoy the new comic.^^ Happy (belated) #Easter 2025, folks!
Just a sketchwork I did a few years ago. Hadouken! #HappyBirthdayRyu 🥳
The way she plays with words is a bit... unsettling. 🪦🦃 Happy #Thanksgiving
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How to draw without getting arrested:👍
The character designer hired for "Hong Kong Phooey" series was the cartoonist Marty Murphy, notorious for his artworks published on Playboy magazine. This says quite a bit about the design of Rosemary the telephone operator. :)
Some renditions of my tough turkey gal from previous years. 🦃 New one coming up today! 👀 #Thanksgiving
Funfact: this was kind of a reboot of the series, as the comic actually started in 1976 as "Jon". Later on Jim Davies realized Garfield had more comedic potential out of the two, and turned him into the star of the strips, with a proper redesign.
Odie was originally named "Spot", but Jim Davies decided to change it after learning that Mort Walker (creator of Beetle Bailey) also had a dog named Spot in his comic 'Boner's Ark'.
