ICECUBES the comic strip #314
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ICECUBES the comic strip #314
ICECUBES the comic strip #314
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ICECUBES the comic strip #314
Posted on May 18, 2023 by Leroy Brown

6 thoughts on “ICECUBES the comic strip #314”

  1. Luc Delahoussaye

    Hello i always wondered why is Eggman never a consistent color?

  2. Leroy Brown

    Yes, he is quite magical that way. I think it has to do with his moods. 🙂

  3. Luc Delahoussaye

    Then what’s blue for?

    1. Leroy Brown

      Maybe he’s concerned about Freeze or maybe it’s just the reflection of the ice in the late afternoon. 😉

  4. Luc Delahoussaye

    Also what is so special about icecubes vol1 collectors edition?

    1. Leroy Brown

      Thank you for the great question! You helped me realize that the information was not updated on the new bookstore site. The Collector’s Edition of ICECUBES Vol.1 was part of the Kickstarter rewards. It is a hand stamped numbered copy of the book. There were 300 copies of the first printing. 200 of those were hand-stamped from 01 to 200. They are numbered and signed copies for collectors who had pledged on Kickstarter. The first printing of Vol.1 is almost all sold out. There are barely 10 copies left, most of them numbered collector’s copies. Handstamped Collcetor's Edition ICECUBES vol. 1

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Color matters! Peanuts vs. McDonalds.

Posted on May 12, 2010 by Leroy Brown
comparison It used to be that comics had really great colors. Big primary colors printed with halftone dots. A lot of the times the color dots were off register and would bleed outside the lines. That was so cool! In fact my wife and I agree that it made the comic better when the color was off register like that! Nowadays I’ve noticed that colors are no longer printed that way. In fact colors lay real flat on the page now and seem to look dull in some cases. For instance this Peanuts Sunday cartoon just looks flat and lifeless.© Universal Press The colors are drab and dull. Its quite upsetting actually to see a once great comic strip like Peanuts reduced to looking second rate. Whoever colored this did an awful job. But that’s not the only problem. The colors are extremely flat and are perfectly within the lines, how deadening is that? Sometimes too much technology just kills something great. I did find something cool though. It seems that McDonalds still uses the old halftone print jobs on their Happy Meal bags! I think they look great by the way and so much more dynamic than that poor Peanuts strip. Good job McDonalds, I hope they keep it up! © Mc Donalds I would love to print an ICECUBES comic book this way! 🙂 © Mc Donalds

Server Malfunction ##$*@!!

Posted on April 23, 2010 by Leroy Brown
To all my readers: Network Solutions in their infinite wisdom have decided to mess up my server. So for the time being I cannot upload new pictures to ICECUBES the comic strip! It’s beyond my control! Please bear with us as we work this out with the morons over at Network Solutions. Thanks!

Freeze drawings.

Posted on April 15, 2010 by Leroy Brown
Some pencil sketches of Freeze. Trying to get the attitude 🙂 freeze1 These two drawings are actually on sale if you would like to own them. $20 for both plus free US shipping (+$6 international) Pencil on paper. Acid free. 9×12″
price incl. shipping
 freeze2

Freeze drawings.

Posted on April 15, 2010 by Leroy Brown
Some pencil sketches of Freeze. Trying to get the attitude 🙂 freeze1 These two drawings are actually on sale if you would like to own them. $20 for both plus free US shipping (+$6 international) Pencil on paper. Acid free. 9×12″
price incl. shipping
 freeze2

Freeze drawings.

Posted on April 15, 2010 by Leroy Brown
Some pencil sketches of Freeze. Trying to get the attitude 🙂 freeze1 These two drawings are actually on sale if you would like to own them. $20 for both plus free US shipping (+$6 international) Pencil on paper. Acid free. 9×12″
price incl. shipping
 freeze2