Comic or movie?
Over the Hedge
i didn't even know there was a book
what the fuck
Movie.
The comic bored the snot out of me.
Movie
Comic.
Never read the comic. I wonder if anyone has anything for a storytime
It was a comic strip first.
I remember learning about the comic around a decade ago, but I didn't know it was still going. Looks like most of the recent strips from this passed several weeks have been about the covid quarantine
And I guess they're friends with a dinosaur too, idk
That's actually quite funny
Comic
Does Dreamworks still have rights to this? I'm surprised they haven't turned it into a TV series yet.
I remember liking the comic strip. Never saw the movie. It felt too "Disney" compared to the source material.
Man, these guys need a good colorist.
>Never saw the movie
>It felt too "Disney"
Choose one.
>Looks like most of the recent strips from this passed several weeks have been about the covid quarantine
I'd imagine a lot of news paper strips are.
I think we need to have a thread about that later.
The video game
Do you think Tom Batiuk will use the Coronavirus events to kill off a character from Funky Winkerbean? Pretty much all the old 1970's cast is now in the age range where they could be easily affected.
It was called "trailers", "posters" and "tv ads". You could judge the quality based on those things back in the day.
Finally, the day to kill Crankshaft is upon us!
I feel like the creator is something of a fan of Berkley Breathed. Lot of Bloom County energy.
Lol
I remember reading some of the comic strip on co long ago but yeah the movie is better.
9/11 is my favorite subject matter for my comic strips. This one is good, the dog has to state that it's the anniversary of 9/11, really rubbing it in, or else it wouldn't make sense.
>judging the quality of a movie based on its marketing
Comic. But movie is harmless fun if you're into that.
I remember Building 7.
>That movie was a lie
Right in the childhood
Wait. IT'S BASED OFF A BOOK?!
Comic strip
this comic is actually pretty good