Welton Colbert vs. Ornery Boy

By: Ryan Estrada
Department: Welton Colbert Versus
Issue: October 2005 Issue

In an especially Spooktacular edition of Welton Colbert, Welton talks about Orneryboy by Michael Lalonde.

About: Welton Colbert''s cartooning career came to a halt when all these young punks with computers took over his industry. He has a new career as a comic reviewer. You can read his reviews at RyanEstrada.com.

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Wed, 10/19/2005 - 07:38 — timtylor

Re: Welton Colbert vs. Ornery Boy by Ryan Estrada

Were they still allowed to lurch?

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Wed, 10/19/2005 - 15:04 — RyanEstradadotcom

Re: Welton Colbert vs. Ornery Boy by Ryan Estrada

I'm confused.

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Wed, 10/19/2005 - 15:05 — RyanEstradadotcom

Re: Welton Colbert vs. Ornery Boy by Ryan Estrada

By the way, if anyone knows who those trick-or-treaters are, or who Welton is dressed as, you win the awesome award.

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Sun, 10/23/2005 - 11:13 — Twentyfour

Re: Welton Colbert vs. Ornery Boy by Ryan Estrada

Well... TO me Welton looks like Terry Bogart(?) from Fatal Fury

ref:
http://www.genesiscollective.com/Genesis/CartFront/Fatal%20Fury%20(CLF).jpg

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Mon, 10/24/2005 - 17:05 — RyanEstradadotcom

Re: Welton Colbert vs. Ornery Boy by Ryan Estrada

I... guess.. that works too.

But dude, he's Crankshaft!

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Tue, 10/25/2005 - 12:27 — Twentyfour

Re: Welton Colbert vs. Ornery Boy by Ryan Estrada

I had to google 'Crankshaft' to know who you meant

I lose.

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Sun, 11/06/2005 - 09:43 — RyanEstradadotcom

Re: Welton Colbert vs. Ornery Boy by Ryan Estrada

How in the heck did 4000 somethin' people read this? Don't Welton comics usually get like 200 hits? Wha happen?

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