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Today, Ruben "Tom the Dancing Bug" Bolling shows us how important for cartoonists it is to capture the precise moments when the characters are actually setting up and delivering the punch line. Otherwise, things can be quite confusing to the reader.
Thanks, Ruben!
-Jg
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