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Bob the Man by Scott Roberts

One panel cartoons. Bob the Man was a popular item for Scott Roberts for many years at comic conventions. Xeroxed and sold as mini comics, these gag panels reached several volumes and won regular, returning fans.
... Read It Now!
Christopher Duffy's Review of Bob the Man
He's new to Webcomics nation, but attention should be paid to the work of comics virtuoso Scott Roberts!
Bob the Man has one panel up, but knowing Scott Roberts, I suspect it's just the start of a great series of web comics. Scott makes comics look fun and easy--cuz his comics are fun and they go down easy. (His all-ages classic Patty Cake...is an all ages classic! Go find it and read it!)
And he's so at ease with the craft of comics he can try different styles and genres with seemingly no effort!
Read the comics of Scott Roberts and be inspired! ... read it now!




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