Have any of you guys ever made comic books when you were a kid? Tell us about them

Have any of you guys ever made comic books when you were a kid? Tell us about them.

if you still have them storytime it

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I'm pretty sure Captain Underpants inspired a lot of kids to do so

including me

>be me a 8yo hobbit grill
>make comic about these people living on floating islands being harrased by shitlords in space because can't remember
>main cast were two girls who could combine into one big girl with two pairs of everything
>(basically SU but without the gay gem shit)
>big bads were basic bitch queen and advisor man who was part millipede
>cant remember much about the plot but the twist was millipede man was the real bad guy
>spanned about 3 photo albums with the comic
>My bros found it
>got shat on for weeks on end
>ended up burning it cuz I couldn't stand looking at it anymore

Now I'm a failure and everyone loves me!

Me and my friend made one about some guy with lizard powers. It sucked.

I made one about an alien robot named Cyclone, who could turn into a mini tornado, and fight other robots. I think I did 2 whole "issues", but they are somewhere in my moms attic.

I also did a few strips I called "Lump and Bob" about a fat lazy asshole and his tight ass roommate, Bob. Not sure what happened to those tho.

>one big girl with two pairs of everything
So that does mean like, double body parts or something? That's pretty fucking weird.

I made this comic when I was a kid, the main character has like, a sailor hat and a clown nose for some reason. Apparently I made around 33 issues of it.

Highlights include a rival named Mr. Dude , a goldfish in a mechsuit, a whole story arc revolving around him forgetting to pay the rent and living as a homeless man with said goldfish pre-suit in a bowl on wheels, during that arc he meets a homeless version of Spider-Man called Spider-Hobo and has to go on a large quest to save his race from a tyrant king or something, a drug dealer character, an issue where he goes to Minecraft through a hole in the ground , he gets a 3-headed chihuahua, an issue where DLC takes over the world and to do anything you have to pay money through transaction pop ups, a world of flying pigs, he becomes a mythical god, he fights the Illuminati, he helps hipsters attack the mainstream, etc.

I have all the issues still, if anyone wants me to storytime this.

>goes to Minecraft through a hole in the ground
>an issue where DLC takes over the world
Underage detected.

Did you read the thread? It says when you were a kid. Minecraft has been around for awhile, man.

Minecraft released in 2011 and that was six years ago, for some clarification, i'm currently 19.

i used to draw comic books about spider-man and his foes like by day spider-man was all skinny but in midnight (it was always midnight) he would transform into a giant muscular figure and his clothes would rip off (this was very important for me) and he would have a giant dick
and his enemies would too
and they would fight
i'm kinda ashamed of drawing these

I made a comic about two stick people that go adventures (Bob and Joe). Bob was the dumb comic relief while Joe was the smart one.

I also made Choose your own adventure books.

They were all terrible.

>kid during the early internet days
>stumble across an artist community on devientart
>if anyone remembers "the tg war" then they know what I'm talking about
>drew my own short comic set in that universe
>looking back at it, i cringe with every ounce of my being
>even at the time I had pangs of regret when showing it to people
>my parents were wondering if I was trans
>burned it in middle school
>never drew anything ever again
>still jack off to tg porn

I made one once mostly with stick figures, about an office worker named Pawn who worked for a mean, fat boss with a hitler mustache. One day an alien landed by Pawn's house and used a raygun to disintegrate his cat. Then as Pawn was returning, the alien got scared and ran off and left the raygun. Pawn found the raygun, went into work, and disintegrated his boss. That was the whole thing.

I remember having a lot of much better ideas for comics, but as a kid I felt like they all deserved an artistic skill level much greater than my own, so I only ever actually drew that one very crappy story, which I thought fit my shitty drawings very well.

Yep, double everything. So four arms, two noses and two vaganias now that I think about it

They could control the placement of the extra bodyparts too. I remember them having an eye on each side of the head to stop a ninja ambushing them and another time to reach a thing they put a set of arms on the end of their arms.

my mom for whatever reason kept all the hundreds of comics I would doodle as a kid. they're in a couple giant boxes in the garage.

I remember I made a series (not just a book, a fucking series) of comics where it was just a stick figure going around killing people in various ways. It was heavily inspired by Madness and Xiao Xiao, and I even started adding different recurring characters and made "third-wall" jokes where they'd hit so hard they'd rip a hole in the paper, or use the binder rings as portals. Of course there was no plot whatsoever besides "guy goes around shooting and killing", but it was still fun.

Don't have them anymore, of course. Can't remember when, why, or how I got rid of them.

I meant fourth-wall jokes

Any good stories in them, user?

Some assorted pages, but you actually made me remember that I'd done a little book that was about some dudes going to the middle ages in a time machine and fighting in a big battle alongside knights and dragons.

Since the thread is rolling, I actually made a bunch of comics, but this one was my most popular...or at least, most made, it had no fans.

Other examples include a comic starring an old lady and a comic relief cannibal fighting against a guy appropriately named Evil Guy with other characters like fake pokemon, a thief who exclusively stole poptarts, and a rapping hip hop bunny with cold chains

Another I did frequently was about the character, Jeff, in pic related from the one Captain Underpants crunchy book o' fun or whatever it's called, apparently I liked him so much I made him into a superhero.

tons. I think the very first I drew was of a vegetable superhero team consisting of Broccoli Man and Carrot Kid

My dad will never let me live it down.
Anytime he sees me watching something animated or drawing with my tablet he says "still doing that Broccoli Man stuff, boy?"

Do you still have them? Brocccoli Man sounds too OP.

K I did a quick sketch of what big girl would have looked like if we minus the drawings skills of an 8yo. It could probably work.

In 3rd grade I had a made a Knuckles the Echidna comic called "Knux"
Knuckles falls into the world of Super Mario 64 and fights random enemies from other games. I couldn't draw Mario's hat right so I just had Mario be offscreen all the time.

My first issue was where Knuckles breaks into a secret base to destroy Big Bob-Omb's secret weapon which is just those purple guys that toss Mario around.

The second issue Knux teams up with Chain Chomp and a Little Bob-Omb to beat the Big Bob-Omb. Knuckles beats BBB by smashing the ground under him causing him to fall and fucking die on a rock.

Another one Knux meets Wario. Nothing else happens because I had enough trouble drawing Wario's nose and hat right that I couldn't be bothered to actually do anything with the premise

Another one has Knux chilling out with Yoshi and they accidentally piss off that big fish with the triangle shades and he tries to eat them.

Another one has Big Bob-Omb build the Army Dillow from DK64 to fight Knuckles and friends. Little Bob-Omb blows himself up to save the day but he gets better.

The last issue I remember making is where Dracky from Dragon Quest blows up the Twin Towers with a Kamehameha. Little Bob-Omb and Chain Chomp get framed for it (because they're also black) so Knuckles teams up with Kirby and defeat Dracky by going Super Saiyan. Kirby had a six-pack in his SSJ form but it looked like he had three rows of tits. I showed off to some kids at the Y and they thought I was a freak and wouldn't talk to me until I showed off my Pokemon Ruby strategy guide.

I have vague memories of putting in bizarre shit from Mystical Ninja in there too.

My mom threw all my comics away for having bad language like "krud" and "heck" and "dang".

Here's a scribble of "Knux". I've got a photographic memory when it comes to this fucker. I had so much fun drawing him as a kid.

>That spoiler

I am so upset you don't have them anymore, I'd read those in a heatbeat, they sound fabulous.

Me and my friend drew a zombie comic in middle school and we would take turns drawing the pages. The plot was pretty simple and it was pretty fun but it's been lost, don't remember what we called it. I remember we tried drawing it again in high school but I lost interest after about 4 pages

I wish man

There was also Star Man, a principal of a cosmic school who'd turn into a crimefighter (it was basically a Captain Underpants ripoff) and Hammer Man (a Hammer shaped non-human superhero)

I actually brought them back in another series of comics I made in 6th grade but as villains invading someone's body and making them sick

Since people are redrawing characters I quickly redrew the main cast from memory of mine, really tried to replicate the style I used for it if it were updated to modern times.

i would read all your comics, I am a sucker for the typical children's comic ideas like absurd superheroes.

Story time this. It sounds fantastic.

If you want, I have the mall around, there is around 30 parts spanning a few years from like age 13 to 16 maybe? So in the beginning prepare for terrible art. Would I do it in this thread or start a new one?

The thread seems to have slowed down. You may as well put it here.

When I was in elementary school I found a piece of paper with the exact shape in the picture and thought it was a cool mask.

Made my own superhero called, "Paper Boy" and he was inspired by Disney, CN, and Nick super heroes and some comic heroes at the time too.

He was literally a kid who was struggling to use his powers and how he is in pic related is exactly how I would draw him.

He had a really dumb power set too, I basically gave him anything that pertained to the current situation and he won in like 2 panels.

I was also friends with this one kid who got mad at me because I stole his idea of "eraser man". He'd draw fucking faces on erasers and put mini capes on them and I thought it was a cool idea

D-do lewds p-please

>put faces on erasers and make them characters

Fuck, I did the same thing, either you and your friend are copying me, or I am copying you, in either case, that's pretty hilarious.

When I was 10 I made a comic about a wizard with big hair, who stole a quest to slay a dragon. He wanted to prove himself, so he stole the orders from a handsomer, better wizard.

Okay, hold tight, I'm gonna scan the pages of at least the first few

I did and I sold them to other kids too.
I had a whole expanded universe because I wanted all of my ideas to be related. It was awful and the money was trash.

I had a good eye for non-conventional powersets though.

One created a kinetic field that traveled across the surface of whatever it touched stopping the movement of things, then retracted back to the user creating an explosion of force at wherever the user started the field. The explosion would be bigger the wider the field went but the user had to be in contact with the centre of the field while it was out

I've never wanted to bite a bullet harder than I do now. Time needs to slow the fuck down.

Your dad sounds like a lad. What a champ

I remember me and my friend had this funny idea about Porkins from Star Wars, and how he was just some fat guy obsessed with fast being food and I remember making comics about him in school and his daily life of being fat and shit. I know I still have them somewhere, so I'll see if I can find them and scan them.

Not a bad plot, Kohai.

>I showed off to some kids at the Y and they thought I was a freak and wouldn't talk to me until I showed off my Pokemon Ruby strategy guide.
Fucking kek

It was some sort of DBZ/Captain Underpants hybrid rip-off (and the characters were stick figures because I couldn't actually draw for shit back then). I remember little to nothing of the plot, I think I just wanted an excuse to make flip-o-rama fight scenes with my sick-ass glitter pens.

The comics might still exist in some box, I don't remember ever throwing them away, but fuck if I'm actually gonna look for them.

Elves had bark skin and grass hair, and Orcs played football mostly.

I drew a comic when I was like 7-13. Called it Black Ninja. It was about a thief who called himself the Black Ninja who eventually got co-opted by forces bigger than him into being a hero, when all he wanted to do was steal really cool shit. The big bad a guy named Hexman, a skinny guy in a white business suit who used curses and black magic. I stopped when a teacher told me it was racist to call it "Black Ninja", then someone stole my notebook full of drawings and ripped it up and ruined it all. I had over 500 pages drawn, all destroyed. Just left me with no desire to continue.

>Made kirby comics cause I watched right backatcha in elementary
>Teacher has me read them to the class
>Make various action noises in front of the whole class because kirby doesn't talk

>My mom threw all my comics away for having bad language like "krud" and "heck" and "dang".
lol
I like that knux drawing tho he looks like a rob hertzfeld character kind of

>Read them to the class
>Action noises

This is too good, my sides are gone and nobody posted their comics yet.

From ages 12-14 I had this comic series about a boy named Chris and his talking cat, Smokey. Pic related was drawn when I was 12

I made a DBZ ripoff comic starring a Tophat with arms and legs, aptly named Mr. Hat.

>DBZ parody
>Sentient tophat

Explain.

>main cast were two girls who could combine into one big girl with two pairs of everything
>two pairs of everything

Ah yes, I had like a team of them or something
>punchy peach, a boxing peach
>boxing or battling banana, a boxing banana
>rubber man, some idiot in a rubber suit
>iron chef, a robot chef with a sumo wrestling sidekick...

This one right here was from a year later for my middle school newspaper

My brother once made a "mature version" based on the 2003-2006 Teen Titans series that saw the addition of a new titan who was essentially Deadpool, minus the necrosis, and was recognizable by his blaze orange eyes. All the main characters were color-coded stick figures (ie. red for Robin, blue for Cyborg) as that was pretty much the extent of his drawing skills.

Many years later, he retroactively regrets making the series, but liked the character he made.

Back in high school we had a creepy teacher for Christian Living class (was a Catholic school).

One day he decided to sit in the back of the class where all of the time-wasters were, which caused all of us to go to the front of the class. I drew a comic about it

I have more but they have too many in-jokes

I showed my dad a picture of a cat character I made up as a kid and he thought it was a duck. no matter what I told him he insisted it was a duck with a bill and I stormed out of the room.

I honestly can't draw a lewd that could make a minecraft kid sweat but here you go user

IMAGINE

What an exploitable set of panels you've got right there...

This is some Ren and Stimpy tier intensity holy shit user

>able to position limbs
>no second mouth
>no eyes above crotch for second lips joke
;_;

its 3am and I could pass out at any second, sorry i failed u user

I drew a lot, and wrote a lot of stories to go with my pictures when I was a kid, but I didn't try to write a comic until I was fifteen. It was a story about a party of fantasy adventurers trying to hunt down a sorcerer who cursed the party leader. I can't remember the curse now, but I do remember it somehow led to the guy's hair growing over the course of the comic. I think he might have been slowly turning into a dog or a wolf-man or something like that.

I've lost a majority of the strips, and the ones I still have are in storage now, but I remember that one of the party members ended up being kidnapped before the supposed "final fight" and getting sacrificed to a dark god, leading to an arc where they had to sail to an island which had a portal to hell on it so they could get her back, because the party's wizard was in love with her. The girl who got sacrificed had done some crazy thing like sell her intelligence for magical talent or something, which made her airheaded except when the wizard's soul met hers in the hell rescue arc. The story sort of petered out after that.

I remember some of the party members.
>Party leader, a warrior with sword and shield. Genuinely nice guy, becoming angrier as they took longer to fix the curse.
>A sarcastic bitch elven archer.
>An airheaded, cheerful healer.
>Pervert wizard who eventually fell in love with the airhead and stopped perving on other people.
>A mysterious dark elf ninja who turned out to be a girl.

Later on they hired a drunken orc to help them get to the hell-island, but he was pretty much a non-character.

I wish I could remember more specifics than that. It's been a long time now.

Not the lad that requested but I accept your apology. You should get some sleep though. No good comes of messing with yoru sleeping pattern.

aite then, I'll just leave this reparation for u here then its night Sup Forums and post ur comic.

>racist to call it "Black Ninja"
what

I had an idea that I also drew comics for. E?ven as a kid, I knew I couldnt draw, but the main shtick was this"

>There were a bunch of elemental type warriors that kept killing each other and getting reborn
>The good guy was the fire guy
>The love interest was the water girl
>The bad guy was the ice guy
>The other bad guys were the Rock guy and the Wind girl

>Rock, Ice and Wind, were a bad guy team. Ice loved wind, but rock and wind were a couple
>So, because he was so evil, Ice guy killed rock guy to be with Wind girl
>Wind girl was not pleased, and killed herself
>Then ice guy killed water girl because he was butthurt
>So fire guy and ice guy fought
>And both died.

Looking back on this, I had some really edgy ideas when I was in 3rd grade. It didnt help that I tended to imagine stories when I listened to music, and I hung out with my emo as fuck sister a lot, meaning that my main inspiration for it was fucking Good Charlotte.

youtube.com/watch?v=2tQ6BpLqRTU

You were just an early student of the "everyone fucking dies" school of writing.

You right.

I have an entire compendium of a comic my friend and I made in 6th grade, if you're interested. The first one is a long-ass superhero comic about the hero chasing an alien who stole his girlfriend, and then we started to serialize our several story lines into a "Magazine"

Oh shit, I totally forgot about my lolsorandom character, who had half white and half black hair and might have secretly been a god of chaos in disguise. He would show up from time to time to be crazy.

I'm trying to see if I have any of the original comics. The first arc is a lot harder for me to find than the second, since I drew the first on disposable paper pads and the4 second in an actual sketchbook.

I made one about a secret agent penguin named Petey. If I remember correctly I made him investigate giant radioactive strawberry's.

Let's see it

Sorry man, I was looking for all the issues, I finally found them.

1/3

2/2

3/3

Let me know if any interest you and I might scan them, although I tried scanning before and it was too bright you couldn't read it.

decided to do a quick sketch of what I remember broccoli man and hammer man looking like cause other people were doing it

No. I was always afraid they'd suck, which is why my output as a professional author today is so crappy.

I'd like to see something. You got me in the mood to draw a comic now. I might go full sperg and draw one of my Knux comics from memory.

I was heavily under the influence of dentistry drugs when I created Bubo the failed fish clone and Miles the fast slug. If you can't read the 10-yo child's writing from 2007, they're having a "talking contest", which I can only assume was a contest to see who could say the most incomprehensible thing.
I was also really inspired by Homestar Runner, so Miles has invisible arms. I'd post more than one issue, but each one has at least one thing too cringey to post.

Any in particular? In my opinion, they don't get very good art + plot-wise until about #14-15, mostly because until then, there was no continuing story arcs, it's just all one-shots that have nothing connecting eachother besides characters.

Did the snail just swear

...W-what did he say, user?

Yeah

Just a swear, or something so evil and universe crushing a child dare not write it.

Is it like where he wrote Krud and Heck? Or was it worse?

I still enjoy drawing the simplistic characters, though. Here's a screenshot of me using Flash in high school, of which no files survived. They all got lost on a flash drive somewhere.

I made a comic about a space dude who travels the galaxy and encounters an evil villain girl (who is bad at her job and hardly actually evil)

i still make them

When coming up with the idea I genuinely just thought "I should just put a censor bleep because I can't think of anything"

Made i fuckton of comics with me and my friends as kids, heres a few i remeber wrighting and illustraiting
>Bunch of Self Insert pokemon comics starring me and my friends
>Self insert Ninja's comic
>Stick figure war comic
>Comic making fun of the Retarded girl in my class
>Comic against annoying Black kid in my class
>Weird comic that was like Dexter's Lab and Gumball combined
>Zelda Comics
>Space Sci-fi comic

Looks YouTube Animation Tier, which isn't bad though.

>13/14 years old
>Drew a comic in my binder that was 5 pages long
>had probably another 30 wrote up in the back pages
>was about an orphaned 15 year old black girl that could plant thoughts into peoples heads
>Basically used this to get everything she wanted from random people that she could convince with her powers
>Doesn't work on everyone, sometimes goes bad
>Is discovered by a villain who controlled sand and bees (Don't ask why this combo) who offered her a place in his organization
>Convinces her he's a misunderstood hero and that he's ultimately doing good
>She works for him, stealing money from 'crooked' banks by convincing security guards to let her and her new friends (Other super powered people and some faceless goons with guns) in, convincing 'bad people' to harm/kill themselves, etc
>is hit hard by a group of heroes who mostly die to sandbee guy, learns she's on the wrong side
>turns on him but he's unaffected by her powers
>Spends her remaining time I was able to write the story hiding from him and trying to build alliances with the remaining heroes who don't trust her sorry ass because she convinced the heroes former leader (A guy with wings that spread a dust that made people go to sleep) to turn on his allies and that he really needed to do it with a C4 charge.

Teacher confiscated the binder because I was drawing in class after I finished all of my classwork, tried to say I was drawing racist propaganda and the school kept the binder.

I remember long ago my sister told me the japanese words for shit and lamp and for some reason I made a series about a hero who was the combination of both of those who fought an evil black piece of wood in a kinda maga-ish style...I regret many things.

>dinosaurman
>he wore a mask on his mouth but if he got mad he had a giant dinosaur mouth and ate people

>tried to say I was drawing racist propaganda
I'm in stitches. Cool shit mate at least she had an interesting power set.

I recognize your work from facebook.
I might've even seen you on Newgrounds.

the racist propaganda came from her trying to convince a burly looking white guy to buy her a burger and she notices he has a swastika tattoo on his arm and goes from "Buy me a cheeseburger" to "Oh crap this guy is really racist" so the thought planted into his head for him to act on is "Be really racist to this tiny hungry black girl".

I probably shouldn't have drawn that panel in class.

That reminds me of when I learned what the swastika was at like age 11 or something and I thought it was a cool symbol, didn't know it was bad, and my family was on a beach tour to see turtle nests and I drew it in the sand and a weird looking man confronted me about it acting weird like he himself was a nazi, I didn't do that ever again.