Hanna Barbera's Lone Wolf And Cub

 

 For The Line It Is Drawn September 11th, 2023:

A classic Line theme, the topic is Manga/Anime characters drawn in the style of American comic/cartoon characters. Like, what would Goku lok like if he was originally designed in America? Stuff like that.

Twitter follower, @ErichMees suggested Lone Wolf and Cub as designed by Hanna-Barbera.

Check out the other Liners' Americanized pieces here!

--B

Shaggy Shaggy Man

From The Line It Is Drawn, February 8, 2019:

Pick a powerful comic book character that you'd like to see our artists draw Shaggy (from Scooby-Doo) with their powers

Twitter followers, BigMike20X6, CyberVenom2001 and shurwitt suggested: Shaggy as the Shaggy Man.  It's what I would I have suggested.  This one was fun.

Check out the other talented Liners' Super-Shaggy pieces here.

--B

The Mighty Mightor

--B

Kraven The Hunter On The Trail Of Yogi Bear

From week 175, the theme was:

Courtesy of a suggestion from our own Daniel Cox, mash-up and/or team-up comic book characters with Hanna-Barbera characters! Here is a list of Hanna-Barbera characters if you’re unfamiliar which cartoons they did.

Twitter follower, Ecovore suggested: Kraven hunts Yogi Bear.

Check out the other great pieces from the talented Liners here.

--B

Captain Caveman Birthday Wishes

I drew a picture of Captain Caveman back in '82 or so for my father that sat on a mirror in his bedroom for years. Well, I guess it's time for an update since the original is probably faded to nothing, so I made this for his birthday. Happy Birthday, Dad. The fact that I drew a prehistoric caveman for your birthday does not mean that I think you are old.

--B

Unga Bunga

I've been watching a lot on the Boomerang Network and saw an episode of "Captain Caveman and the Teen Angels" the other day. I was a huge Captain Caveman fan as a kid when he appeared on the Flinstones' show in the early '80s. Unga Bunga! One of the first drawings I gave my dad was one of Captain Caveman yelling his name and fluffing out, as it was his battle cry in the cartoon. It's still up on his bathroom mirror. More Hanna-Barbera stuff to come.

--B