PANEL 14

My crappy attempt at gettimg a bit Kim Dietchy. My awesome attempt at killing any class left in this endeavor.

PANEL 13

Oy. I went back and forth and left and right trying to figure out what do do with Kenny's panel. Ultimately, I decided I had spent too much time not doing anything. So, BAM. Up.

PANEL 12

PANEL 11

I was going for a bit of a manga style here. A messy one. I just read Parasyte vol.1 and it has some of the best head exploding violence ever. No monkey dick though.

PANEL 10

A little tribute to the Barron Storey school of comics.

PANEL 9

You knock them down, I set them up!

PANEL 8

What is the secret history of soldier Manbrief!!??

PANEL 7

PANEL 6

PANEL 5

Color babes! Justin mentioned Art Adams on his blog so it got me thinking about him and New Mutants Special #1. Not like it shows...

PANEL 4

Keepin' it real...

PANEL 3

PANEL 2

English monkey victory!

PANEL 1

I thought of this at work, when we started talking about doing a reverse-order story. And I drew a quick pen sketch of it during my downtime. I took that sketch home and scanned it into my computer, blew it up and printed it out. Then I traced and slightly refined the image with a felt tip pen before scanning and uploading it.

The people are supposed to be Normans, bears' natural enemy.

THE RULES

Welcome to Cliff Face: How Did This Happen?

Marcos, Kenny and I have decided to do a jam comic. Hopefully, we will stick with it and make the beautiful love.

The concept is simple. Since blogger puts the most recent post above older ones, we'll be writing this story in reverse narrative order. So, the first panel will be the last in the story, and the last panel will be the first.

Here are the rules:

1. Look at the panel that's been posted most recently.

2. Make a panel to proceed it.

3. Your panel should in some way set up the panel posted before yours, beyond that there are no content restrictions.

4. Try not to take too long posting your panel, as someone else is waiting on the wings.
5. Panels can be of any size or shape. It's the web, feel free to take advantage of that. Also, use color if you want to.

6. Feel free to provide some commentary on your panel when you post it, but don't suggest any sort of instructions for the cartoonist following you in the order.

7. There's a possibility, however remote, that this could turn into something good that we might want to print. With that in mind, keep a 800 dpi file of your panel handy. Panels on the blog should be 72 dpi jpegs.

8. Don't talk about Fight Club.