The Joseph Comics
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Launched in 2003, "The Joseph Comics" became the first minimal comic strip series by amateur cartoonist Joseph Scarbrough.
The comic centered around fifteen-year-old Joseph Armstrong - just you're typical, average, American teenager who just so happens to get himself in and out of random situations that give way to continuing adventures with serial cliffhangers much like the Rocky and Bullwinkle Show that inspired the comic (which itself adopted said format from old movie serials that were popular at the time).
In 2004, the comic experienced a minor revamp, and carried on until 2008 (the comic went through a print run from 2003 to 2006, then a secondary web run up till 2008), thus making Joseph and his friends find their place in the Old Cartoon Stars Retirement Home permanently.
The comic centered around fifteen-year-old Joseph Armstrong - just you're typical, average, American teenager who just so happens to get himself in and out of random situations that give way to continuing adventures with serial cliffhangers much like the Rocky and Bullwinkle Show that inspired the comic (which itself adopted said format from old movie serials that were popular at the time).
In 2004, the comic experienced a minor revamp, and carried on until 2008 (the comic went through a print run from 2003 to 2006, then a secondary web run up till 2008), thus making Joseph and his friends find their place in the Old Cartoon Stars Retirement Home permanently.
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The Joseph Comics
Launched in 2003, "The Joseph Comics" became the first minimal comic strip series by amateur cartoonist Joseph Scarbrough.
The comic centered around fifteen-year-old Joseph Armstrong - just you're typical, average, American teenager who just so happens to get himself in and out of random situations that give way to continuing adventures with serial cliffhangers much like the Rocky and Bullwinkle Show that inspired the comic (which itself adopted said format from old movie serials that were popular at the time).
In 2004, the comic experienced a minor revamp, and carried on until 2008 (the comic went through a print run from 2003 to 2006, then a secondary web run up till 2008), thus making Joseph and his friends find their place in the Old Cartoon Stars Retirement Home permanently.
The comic centered around fifteen-year-old Joseph Armstrong - just you're typical, average, American teenager who just so happens to get himself in and out of random situations that give way to continuing adventures with serial cliffhangers much like the Rocky and Bullwinkle Show that inspired the comic (which itself adopted said format from old movie serials that were popular at the time).
In 2004, the comic experienced a minor revamp, and carried on until 2008 (the comic went through a print run from 2003 to 2006, then a secondary web run up till 2008), thus making Joseph and his friends find their place in the Old Cartoon Stars Retirement Home permanently.
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