Sketchy Characters
Jeremy BrooksUpdates on cartoonist Jeremy (Sketch) Brooks and his sketchy characters.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 20 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 6 months ago |
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sketchbrooks.substack.comLatest Issues
The Loon: 028 - 030
Brothers Will and Cliff (aka Sir Spew) are living in their aunt’s motel after the loss of their parents. Their town has a vampire problem and one of them has come to visit. Help is delayed, so Will has (literally) cooked up a plan to get th...
The Loon: 025 - 027
Brothers Will and Cliff (aka Sir Spew) are living in their aunt’s motel after the loss of their parents. They both have issues, their town has a vampire problem, and that problem is paying them a visit. Help isn’t arriving anytime soon, so...
New Studio + HeroesCon + The Loon
I blinked and June is gone.
Part of last month was spent moving into a new studio space. I loved a lot of things about working from home but there was also a constant stream of stuff to fix, stuff to wash, stuff to tidy up. Add a toddler t...
The Loon: 022 - 024
Brothers Will and Cliff (aka Sir Spew) are living in their aunt’s motel after the loss of their parents. They both have issues, their town has a vampire problem, and that problem is paying them a visit. That’s all you need to know, so jump...
The Loon: 019 - 021
Brothers Will and Cliff (aka Sir Spew) are living in their aunt’s motel after the loss of their parents. They both have issues, their town has a vampire problem, and that problem is paying them a visit. That’s all you need to know but you c...
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I draw sketchy characters. The Loon / Ruby and Rubbish / Mystic Melon.
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