The idea here is simple... any character(s) and background can be used.

One of the characters describes a problem he/she is having, and the other character gives a solution to the problem.

The comic could be made with just one character describing the problem and then the solution as well.

Judging will be in 2 weeks.

[Click to view comic: 'OPC 63: Ding y Dong No.1']

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bigworm

[Click to view comic: 'OPC 63: Ding y Dong No.2']

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bigworm

[Click to view comic: 'OPC 63: Ding y Dong No.3']

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bigworm

[Click to view comic: 'OPC 63: Ding y Dong No.4']

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bigworm

[Click to view comic: 'OPC 63: Ding y Dong No.5']

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bigworm

[Click to view comic: 'OPC 63: Ding y Dong No.6']

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bigworm

[Click to view comic: 'OPC 63: Dong y Ding No.2']

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bigworm

[Click to view comic: 'OPC 63: Dong y Ding No.3']

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bigworm

Sorry, I left this one out somehow.

[Click to view comic: 'OPC 63: Dong y Ding No.1']

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bigworm

[Click to view comic: 'OPC 63: "These spikes are too big..." groaneth the Lord!']

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bigworm

[Click to view comic: 'OPC 63: Some problems are best left unstated.']

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bigworm

[Click to view comic: 'Revenge of the Pickup Line - Director's Cut']

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"There's no point in beating a dead horse ... except, of course, for the pure joy of it." - A. Whitney Brown

[Click to view comic: 'OPC 63']

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You have my most solemn and honourbound of vows that clicking this link will not direct you to a youtube video of a rick roll

I liked every entry except one of bigworms. I didn't think the 'heart on the sleeve' entry was very funny.

I liked the Merry Elf's use of the word 'schlong'.

Beeko, the following Comic Forum comment is for you!!!

Beeko180 is the winner of OPC 63 with his run-on sentence comic of smoking related maladies. [as seen below]

[Click to view comic: 'OPC 63']