A different kind of shopping list

This is the last in a series of cartoons I did to help my dad out for the bakery advertisements he had to create each week. (You can see the others by clicking on the "baking" tag below.)

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First time ever!

Another in the bakery series of comics I did for my dad's bakery advertising.

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Location

Another one I made for my dad's bakery advertising. Proof that you don't need to know how to draw to make comics.

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The bakery's missing product

Here is another comic that was originally done for my dad, to be used in some bakery-related advertising. Normally his weekly ads for the bakery included some sort of story, and while they were very popular (he got a discount on his ads because they were more popular than some of the paper's columns) it was pretty hard coming up with a new story each week. So I gave him a break, for a few weeks, by creating some comics he could put in instead. In addition to the joke this one had the subliminal insertion of a couple of ads - hamburger and hotdog buns were on sale for only 99 cents that week!

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Newton

I originally drew this as part of an advertisement for the bakery that my dad was helping out with. He did an ad each week, usually with some sort of story leading it off. I gave him a bit of a break from the weekly story-telling by making a few baking-related comics.

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