Stickfight!

OK, here's the deal. Although I have a lot more than I've posted, I've felt (and I'm sure you have too) that the actualy comic strip is not that funny. What I really like doing are the random doodles and the stickfights, so that's what you'll get.

Here I have a patchwork of the first 8 pages of the main stickfight, all the parts that make it up, and a couple stickfights that aren't part of the main one (read: appear on HW and notes).

Check out past the main stickfight posts for some other great ones that aren't from the identical battle (but the same war or whatever)


First, a reposting of the guide:


Following that up, there's the super large combination of all 8 existing (so far) main stickfight pages. Blogger.com wouldn't let me upload it full size, so check out the individual pages (below) for more detailed images of particular parts.
And the separate pages (note: page one has already been posted...this is a repost):

Page1

Page 2:

Page 3:

Page 4:

Page 5:

Page 6:

Page 7:


Page 8:

Battle of the Behaviorism Notes:

Tree Chopper Trap:

Crossbows vs. Imps: The Calculus-HW Conflict

Now, today I'm posting an unusually large number of doodles, since I finally got the scanner. I hope to post an image every day or (when I can't) every other day. PLEASE leave comments!!!


Here's the Tales of a Bored Ninja Logo:

And the first strip:
Now for the StickFight intro page (this will help my earlier "guide" make sense):
And the first page (as I add more, I will connect them together). Keep in mind that the future ones will have better "art" quality, from both practice and just the natural evolution of my "talent":

And now for some random doodles:

Check out the guy in the middle of this one. You can just tell that he's a complete jerk. The feelings that the face gives (basically: dude, that guy's a jerk!) are exactly what I was going for. Also, the weird thing that looks sortof like a horse's face or something from this angle (the two steeply slanted eyes in the middle, below the jerk's head) are from me trying to use the same eye in two doodles! One face is oriented normally, and the other on its side.

Now for a Calvin and Hobbes tribute (with the original Tales of a Bored Ninja in the middle):

And finally, a dinosaur that I made in English class, since dinosaurs are pretty awesome: