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'''''Ink Pen''''' is an American daily comic strip by [[Phil Dunlap]] which was syndicated by [[Universal Press Syndicate]]/[[Universal Uclick]] from 2005 to 2012.  
'''''Ink Pen''''' is an American daily comic strip by [[Phil Dunlap]] which was syndicated by [[Universal Press Syndicate]]/[[Universal Uclick]] from 2005 to 2012.  


It's about an employment agency for out-of-work cartoon characters. Some of the comics characters include: Bixby, the former child star and now a dirty rat; Fritz, a dog and boss of the agency; Hamhock, a pig who is trying to get his 15 minutes of fame; Captain Victorious, a lazy super hero with a  would-be sidekick, Scrappy Lad, that he doesn't want; Ralston, a rabbit who is just looking for a higher group of people, and [[Tyr]], the Norse god of single combat, trying to pull his decent weight around anger management and Valhallan Attitude. There is also Dynaman, the rival of Captain Victorious; Mr. Negato, the enemy of Captain Victorious, and Scrappy Lad, the useless weak sidekick who is more interested in a girl named Moxie Gumption (a more streetwise version of [[Little Orphan Annie]]). Jenn Erica is a female filler character who tries repeatedly to get a lead character. [[Hel (being)|Hel]]a is the Norse goddess of the [[Underworld]], with a surprisingly cheerful disposition. She claims to be related to Tyr, but their kinship is rather tenuous. Ms. Amazement gives the impression of being a parody of [[Wonder Woman]], but her background is [[Celts|Celtic]] rather than Greek.
It's about an employment agency for out-of-work cartoon characters. {{As of|October 2012|post=,}} the daily strip went in reruns, with plans to have new weekly comics running concurrently after a brief hiatus.<ref>{{cite web|title=Daily Cartoonist Oct 16, 2012|date=16 October 2012|url=http://dailycartoonist.com/index.php/2012/10/16/phil-dunlap-retires-ink-pen/}}</ref>


{{As of|October 2012|post=,}} the daily strip went in reruns, with plans to have new weekly comics running concurrently after a brief hiatus.<ref>{{cite web|title=Daily Cartoonist Oct 16, 2012|date=16 October 2012|url=http://dailycartoonist.com/index.php/2012/10/16/phil-dunlap-retires-ink-pen/}}</ref>
== Characters ==
Some of the characters include:
* '''Bixby''' -- the former child star and now a dirty rat who works at the agency.
* '''Captain Victorious''' -- a lazy super hero with a  would-be sidekick, Scrappy Lad, that he doesn't want.
* '''Dynaman''' -- the rival of Captain Victorious.
* '''Fritz''' -- a dog and boss of the agency.
* '''Hamhock''' -- a pig who is trying to get his 15 minutes of fame.
* '''[[Hel (being)|Hel]]''' -- the Norse goddess of the [[Underworld]], with a surprisingly cheerful disposition. She claims to be related to Tyr, but their kinship is rather tenuous.
* '''Jenn Erica''' -- a female filler character who tries repeatedly to get a lead character.
* '''Moxie Gumption''' -- a more streetwise version of [[Little Orphan Annie]].
* '''Mr. Negato''' -- the enemy of Captain Victorious.
* '''Ms. Amazement''' -- gives the impression of being a parody of [[Wonder Woman]], but her background is [[Celts|Celtic]] rather than Greek.
* '''Ralston''' -- a rabbit who is just looking for a higher group of people.
* '''Scrappy Lad''' -- the would-be sidekick of Captain Victorious who is interested in Moxie Gumption.
* '''[[Tyr]]''' -- the Norse god of single combat, trying to pull his decent weight around anger management and Valhallan Attitude.


==External links==
==External links==
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Latest revision as of 22:09, 14 December 2024

Template:Short description Template:ForTemplate:Infobox comic strip Ink Pen is an American daily comic strip by Phil Dunlap which was syndicated by Universal Press Syndicate/Universal Uclick from 2005 to 2012.

It's about an employment agency for out-of-work cartoon characters. Template:As of the daily strip went in reruns, with plans to have new weekly comics running concurrently after a brief hiatus.[1]

Characters

Some of the characters include:

  • Bixby -- the former child star and now a dirty rat who works at the agency.
  • Captain Victorious -- a lazy super hero with a would-be sidekick, Scrappy Lad, that he doesn't want.
  • Dynaman -- the rival of Captain Victorious.
  • Fritz -- a dog and boss of the agency.
  • Hamhock -- a pig who is trying to get his 15 minutes of fame.
  • Hel -- the Norse goddess of the Underworld, with a surprisingly cheerful disposition. She claims to be related to Tyr, but their kinship is rather tenuous.
  • Jenn Erica -- a female filler character who tries repeatedly to get a lead character.
  • Moxie Gumption -- a more streetwise version of Little Orphan Annie.
  • Mr. Negato -- the enemy of Captain Victorious.
  • Ms. Amazement -- gives the impression of being a parody of Wonder Woman, but her background is Celtic rather than Greek.
  • Ralston -- a rabbit who is just looking for a higher group of people.
  • Scrappy Lad -- the would-be sidekick of Captain Victorious who is interested in Moxie Gumption.
  • Tyr -- the Norse god of single combat, trying to pull his decent weight around anger management and Valhallan Attitude.

External links

References

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