Well, it's better late then never: Halloway should last forever.
 

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Well, according to the clock above my computer, I still have about 18 minutes of Halloween left...

So:
I hope you enjoy this years Halloway(Nocturnal Halloween) party.
It always starts this way...
The birth of a running gag.
Oh my GOD- IT'S RALPH THE MONGOOSE!!!
Man, Steve Gerber was smoking something fierce.
It looks like a huge bong... Hey, THAT looks like a huge bong too...
When his eyes flash red, you'll wish you were dead...
But that trick never worked... This time for sure.

And finally MY costume.

Cool! Funny and drawn well.

Costume > rox

Lol, those are great, BB.

So, as per the second comic, what you're saying is Copter's a witch doctor, then? :-)

Very nicely done, Batty. Loved 'em!

Great comics, Batty! Copter rules! XD

Even though it's quite a bit early, I have a suggestion for next years' halloway costumes: JCF characters!

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Yeah, I guess you could say that... Course, you could also say that Copter was a chipmunk. /\:lol:/\

Other magic phrases not used are:
Bippity Boppity Boo
That one chant from Monty Python and the Holy Grail
Stoofgib Touba Wonk Uoy Od Tahw
And possibly endless others.

Maybe... But I would have one heck of a time desiding who would be dressed up as who...

... Hmmm... Mat and Weasle dressed up like Radium and Faw...

Wow, hilarious stuff. I think your skill has matured a bit more. It was always funny, but I think it has gotten a tad better.

Is the jackalope from the hat seeing anyone? :D

DRESS UP AS ME IN REAL LIFE, BATTY! XD

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Well, the thing is, I've been trying new things: Like construction(Snooze and Weasel were hard to draw using construction.) thick outlines(Found an old set of markers I lost years ago that handle that.) different spacing with the panel boarders, and backgrounds(But then, you knew that).

Yeah, I will agree, your style is improving greatly. Your drawings are becoming more stable, your writing is getting far better, and your whole world's falling well into place. I've always felt that to be a key to a good comic, good writing and a world that just works that you can fall into. You're doing great, Batty. :-)