Posts Tagged ‘Jebediah Mudd’

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HEAT #239 – Like Twenty Questions But Stupid

by Jeff on March 4, 2013 at 10:57 pm
Posted In: Heat Comics
HEAT #239 – Like Twenty Questions But Stupid

Internet, I am very tired. I’m also very glad that while I had time and significantly lower stress levels, I drew a lot of HEAT pages. After I finish posting this I’ll be starting on HEAT 252, which will be the first HEAT page I’ve worked on in about three weeks. I’m also watching the replay of Old School RAW right now, and becoming very acutely aware of how much the RAW themes have dropped in quality over the years.

Also, I’m glad I kind of learned how to draw girls, or this chapter would have been a disaster. Seriously, I’ve been drawing drawing comics on the interwebs for just shy of 7 years now and I just learned how to draw not-completely-terrible women in the last, like, six months.

I’ve had some Twitter conversations about the comic with fans lately, which I encourage. It’s always fun talking to people who read this thing, it’s a nice reminder that I’m not just doing it for my own entertainment.

Next Week: Caroline’s dating rules.

EDIT: The Twitter plug-in updated and now I have to do some kind of authorization crap before it shows up again. I’ll fix it later.

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HEAT #67 – The WrestleDome

by Jeff on September 11, 2010 at 8:40 pm
Posted In: Heat Comics
HEAT #67 – The WrestleDome

Exposition + wrestling’s equivalent of the Death Star = this page. The drawing of Galactic Wrestling’s WrestleDome in my sketchbook had a marquee that hovered around the top of the dome (below the “GW” logo), but I ditched it in favour of having the entire outside of the dome function as a gigantic video marquee. It’s essentially the same chain of logic that led to a WWE-style giant video screen being upscaled to encompass the entire inside of the dome. You’ll see it in action a bit later on.

As you’ve already noticed, I changed the layout of the site. After some digitial tinkering I learned that the comic’s linework looks much cleaner at a smaller size (it’s around 200 pixels narrower and 100 pixels shorter than it was before), but it looked stupid having big white spaces on either side, so I chose an alternate layout that dealt with that. The lettering seems to suffer slightly, but I much prefer it to the jaggedness of the lines at the previous size. If you guys hate it I might change it back, but overall I like this new set-up quite a bit.

For those of you who take advantage of the “tag page” feature, I moved that up to the top of the right sidebar. For those of you who don’t, you should, it’s handy. You can use it to mark the last comic you’ve read so you can jump back to it next time you come back.

On Wednesday: Dusty Trails – the man, the myth, the booker, the jackass.

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Bodyslam Magazine: GW Title Match Set For Gauntlet 3010

by Jeff on August 3, 2010 at 8:31 pm
Posted In: Blog

Galactic Wrestling has booked the Galactic Wrestling Championship match which will be headlining the Gauntlet 3010 Pay-Per-View card; Chief Thunderhawk will defend the title against newly minted number one contender, Jebediah Mudd. The announcement put to rest the debate about who should challenge Chief Thunderhawk, one which was finally resolved on last week’s edition of Galactic Wrestling’s Main Event.

Chief Thunderhawk

After a series of chest-thumping “who beat who” arguments, what was originally scheduled to be a one-on-one contest between “Beautiful” Bobby Wiles and Buck Hogarth became a four-way battle with Mighty Kong and Jebediah Mudd added to the festivities and the winner being granted a title match at the Gauntlet. Mighty Kong and Buck Hogarth quickly renewed the rivalry which began at SolarSlam 3008, and in the resulting chaos Mudd scored the winning pinfall on Beautiful Bobby.

Jebediah Mudd "stomps a Mudd-hole" in "Beautiful" Bobby Wiles during their match at last month's Blackout Pay-Per View in the WrestleDome.

Jebediah Mudd’s addition to the number one contender’s match came as a result of a convincing Pay-Per-View victory over “Beautiful” Bobby Wiles last month at Blackout. Mudd put on a dominating performance in front of a sold out crowd at the WrestleDome which left colour commentator Super Destructo II to speculate during the bout as to whether or not Beautiful Bobby would even get in an offensive move. After beating Wiles so savagely that you’d think he owned him, Mudd put Wiles out of his misery with the Mudd Slide just shy of the nine minute mark.

Mudd, an eight year pro, is still seeking his first major championship, a frustration which has been the driving force of his tenure in Galactic Wrestling thus far. Mudd entered Galactic Wrestling in 3008 and spent most of 3009 in a war with Smashmouth Smith over the Television Championship in which he made an excellent accounting of himself but was never able to capture the title belt. After coming close to wearing the gold so many times, Mudd has set his sights higher and will now challenge Chief Thunderhawk for the richest prize in Galactic Wrestling. The winner of that match won’t have long to wait to find out who the number one contender will be, however, as the winner of the Gauntlet match later that night will earn a shot at the title.

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