Guide for New Readers
“The world’s oldest webcomic – since 1916″
Where to start:
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WEBCOMIC Art by Nick Langley New readers should start with the webcomic version of issue #112, “Trouble in Paradise.” |
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ASHCAN COPIES Storyboards by Alex Langley To see them as originally written, start with the ashcan copy (scripted storyboard) for issue #112, “Trouble in Paradise.” |
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Welcome, llama lovers!
“Rocket Llama is the world’s longest-running comic book hero. Established in 1916, The Ongoing Adventures of Rocket Llama helped shape the face of popular culture world-wide. We rediscovered these classics deep underground in an archaic vault — the scripts, designs, ashcan copies, and more. As both the series’ current production team and appreciators of such groundbreaking literature, we have taken it upon ourselves to restore these classic issues to a glory more befitting a modern, digital age.” Allegedly.
And so we bring you the chronicles of Rocket Llama! The tongue-in-cheek tales of a high-flying llama, a sword-swinging cat, and a rocket as loyal as a cowboy hero’s horse, not to mention a persnickety penguin and a time-traveling cavedog or two. We will be bringing these stories to you as we digitally “restore” them, along with other daily content exclusive to our site.
Explore them as if discovering issues of an old comic book like Walt Disney’s Comics & Stories or stacks of Little Nemo strips, finding them in grampa’s attic and reading them in whatever order you happen to find them.
Enjoy!
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