New Comic by Co_04 is up and it is amazing.

Talk about it here.

View the comic at this link
http://heromorph.com/heromorph2/modules/sections3/index.php?op=viewarticle&artid=9

Already readi it twice.

Fantastic art as always, co and I just love your sense of humour and references to old tv shows.

Very profissional stuff!

Encore! Encore!

Awesome compilation of classic co_04 stuff, along with amazing newer materials.
Well put together, amazing blend of vaudevillian style one-liners with a "better than Three's Company" style slapstick.
Your use of classic TV series backdrops to set the mood also sets up your punch lines all too well.
Brilliant as ever.
Even the subtle jokes hidden in plain sight in the backgrounds, foregrounds and scenery are hilarious.
Definitely takes looking this stuff over multiple times to catch all of the fun. (May take some research to get all of the TV show spoofs for you younger viewers, but well worth the library time!)
AWESOME!

Great job on the book chief, and I love how the pages flip on the front page!

Thanks Mr. Dar, but I had nothing to do with the page-turning feature. I blame Mr. WH for that!

Actually, it is a fantastic Piece of code that OCP came up with yesterday.
He is quite a handy little dude to have around.

Even though we've seen a lot of it before, the overall effort is awesome! Cover: great pre-lipstick pout for the lipstick from the funny boa-muppet (made me get my boa out). P. 2 - offer sheet - I bet you get some offers...P. 3 sexy in the sheets (you don't always have to show skin...); tiger reminds me of "Calvin & Hobbes" (April & Hobbes?). P. 6 nice datail on tapping foot under dress. P. 7 great comic expression / extrapolation. P. 8 great colour on white stocking (putting sheer white stockings on doesn't turn you white). P. 9 magic costume. P. 10 interesting transformation - keeping a basic April look. P. 13 wavy line technique (maybe the first time used in comics?). P. 14 in the 1950's & 60's there were professional belly-button airbrush artists. P. 16 reminds me of "Wizard of Oz" and "Pleasantville". P. 17 & 18 Great!

Amazing work, Co!!!! Just beautifully done but also incredibly fun!! Way too cool!

As usual, I fell off the couch laughing!! You so funny!! I have to admit I kinda saw the ending of the first part coming, though with you past offerings I thought it would be Babs/ Batgirl. What if the Mirror turned the bad April into good Babs/Batgirl? Would her sidekicks revolt!?

Speaking of Mirrors, that bit in the 2nd part about bellybuttons in the old TV reminded me of a true story. In Star Trek, TOS the Mirror Mirror episode, the female crew members of evil pirate Enterprise wore a sexy bikini top with a skirt, over the knee boots and a gold sash around the waist. The network censor took a look at that and said "You've got to cover that midriff - no way that's going on National TV"

So they folded the sash up over the dreaded bully button, covering most of the belly. Well then they start filming the episode. Right when they get to filming the part when they beam on board the evil Enterprise, it's almost time for lunch. So somebody says to the network censor guy, "Hey, I'm hungry, let's go get some lunch, it's on me." So they depart for lunch- a nice extra long lunch. So while Censor guy is chowing down, they flip the gold sash down on the female costumes and film the rest of the episode with the belly button exposed!!

I always wondered if censor guy got fired when that episode aired on TV

Rock Onnnnnnnnnnn!!!!

That's a funny story, mrdock. Of all the Star Trek anecdotes I must admit I didn't know of that one. I recall Dawn Wells saying that the office would send someone down on the set to check on Mary Ann's navel or Ginger's cleavage, but I always got the impression it was just a formality that no one took seriously. After all they seemed to be in plain view on film.

I am tickled you laughed. I had it mind to repeat the magic mirror story but ends up differently each time.

Okay mrdockellis, here's another page that didn't make it in the HM version of the comic:

How many different story lines are going through your hesd at any one time???!!! (the shape of the spaceship reminds me of something...)

Quote:

That must by why I imagined a humming sound when I saw it.

Awesome as always, co.
And...
Is that a fish emblem on his chest?

Man, you got me in stitches again- so funny!!
I'd suggest you have her beam over to the original Enterprise as some newbie Lt. (yet with her own nefarious purpose)But that would way too mundane for the avenue you're on. Just a way to get April to sick bay for some McCoy one liners.
And you even snuck in a red shirt here, who presumably gets zapped.
You are SO rockin'!!!

Such an astute observation, Mr.dd! And yes, that is a carp on his tunic. I couldn't find an alligator

This page gives new meaning to the expression "T & A" (also "Good Girl Art" - Matt Baker would have approved))

heh heh heh...
again, simply one word...
Awesome.

And more words,
Subtle humor hits ya right in the face, hilarious.
foreground dialogue reminds me of Mystery Science Theatre type stuff, a couple o' alien silhouettes woulda sent me over the top laughing.
But then I'd have missed some of the subtle art.
Such as the "femaliens" restroom sign. But I also love the way you incorporate multiple perspectives on your subject in each page, not just from the anatomically aesthetically pleasing angles, but for expression and effect, too. Your panels flow together as fantastically as she is built!
So, to sum up...
Awesome.