Bound in the Storeroom - the colour version

Well, I've promised it a while ago, and here it is, finally, the coloured version of Bound in the Storeroom :

Like I wrote when I posted the black and white version, this is inspired by a real-life instance of my getting to tie up a man in the basement storeroom of his shop. The guy looked nothing like the bear I've drawn, and tying up someone in a cramped storeroom is actually not as easy from a practical point of view as this drawing makes it look. Still, it's a fun fantasy, and one is free to imagine how the mustachioed tormentor got his "victim" into the storeroom (and shirtless), managed to overpower him and why he's tickling him. My opinion is that he's doing it just because he enjoys tickling cute older bears. Which is a perfectly reasonable reason.

Unwrapping The Wares

Here's a good way to celebrate the new year - by publishing a colour version of a drawing I did some years ago, that was posted in black and white on some sites I contribute to but that, for some reason, I never posted on this site.

Why the title? Well, the scene takes place in the storage back room of a shop in a bazaar somewhere in North Africa. The older man is a European tourist who was lured in the storage room with the promise of being shown some very special products that the merchants offer for sale only to a handful of customers. But once there, the old bear was quickly bound and gagged, and it became obvious that the "special product" that his captors were setting out to enjoy was him!

New colour version of At the Back of the truck

You can see the two versions here. Anybody to take up my challenge? Here's the back-up story :

Those two truck drivers' truck has been hijacked and they've been thrown at the back of their truck securely bound. Their attackers took off their shoes so that they couldn't try and escape even if they managed to get free of their bonds (this is a very hot country). The younger one is gagged because he was being very noisy. Of course, one might wonder why their attackers didn't leave them behind and bothered to take them along. Well… it's not sure they are only after the truck or its contents. They might have some plans for the two helpless men too.

Any suggestions as to what happens to the two captives afterwards? I'd like to draw some of your ideas, so go with the comments!

Ho, ho, hmpffff!

A little seasonal drawing done with Manga Studio with only a trackpad. When I get back to my tablet and stylus, I'll try and do a more detailed version.

At the Back of the Truck

You can guess the reason for this drawing's title. Those two truck drivers' truck has been hijacked and they've been thrown at the back of their truck securely bound. Their attackers took off their shoes so that they couldn't try and escape even if they managed to get free of their bonds (this is a very hot country). The younger one is gagged because he was being very noisy. Of course, one might wonder why their attackers didn't leave them behind and bothered to take them along. Well… it's not sure they are only after the truck or its contents. They might have some plans for the two helpless men too.

Today (30th of December 2015) I'm adding the colour version. I decided they had been secured with a combination of grey packing tape and rope. Any suggestions as to what happens to the two captives afterwards? I'd like to draw some of your ideas, so go with the comments!

The Visitor

A comic from long ago. Originally published in Fat Angel Times, the magazine of Girth&Mirth Belgium.

Dynamic Man to the rescue!

In 1941, costumed crimefighters would every now and then neglect the damsels in distress to save a few older men in distress. This is what Dynamic Man is doing in this story first published in Dynamic Comics #1 (Oct. 1941).