Hehe... Shat in Shatner... ahem! Anyway. On with the contest.

Welcome to CC 248! I've had TONS of ideas for CCs and it's a shame that I gotta narrow it down to just one. But I think this is a good idea and I hope folks can run with it.

What you have to do is go back to any CC. Any one of them. Make a comic using that theme. For instance, you could go back to the last CC and pick the "Whore in Horrible" rule. Just be sure to post the rules and the CC with each of your entries. Multiple entries and rules are allowed, but no combonation rules. You don't need to post all the rules, just a rough idea of it. No FTCs, BTCs, or WWs.

Now get stripping!

Ah. This would be 247... a **** up on my part. Sorry.

CC 235: Choose a category. All the characters in your comic must come from that category.
You may submit a maximum of five entries. Series are welcome, but each comic in the series counts as an individual entry.

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Legend, oh legend, the third wheel legend...always in the way.

Surely EVERYONE could just repost all their old CC entries for this?

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I am not 16 going on not 17, I know that I'm naive.

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Surely EVERYONE could just repost all their old CC entries for this?

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Okay, I'm choosing CC X because there were only X people actually using stripcreator at the time.

The theme is make a comic about "Cheers" the TV show.
ObiJo made you use certain sc avatars to play various "Cheers" characters.

Comic Contest X

[Click to view comic: 'CC 248 (minus 1): Where Everybody Knows Your Jokes']

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Chicken Feather Bed Bugs Bunny Hop Sing Out Side Street Walker Texas Ranger Cookie Dough Boy Wonder Years

CC68
Looks like TOBOR going to college make a strip about TOBOR'S college life.

1. The strip must feature TOBOR in a college enviroment.
2. Use one animal.

Good ol' TOBOR. And I'm not getting permission to use the animal character.

[Click to view comic: 'CC247: caps galore']

Wow! Superb "Dog On Ball" usage!

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Legend, oh legend, the third wheel legend...always in the way.

You know what guys, just start your strips with CC 248 or something along those lines. The next one will be 247. It's like Once Upon a Time in America, sort of, or Pulp Fiction.

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That's right, it'll be good ol' MikeyG. But with a twist. Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to make fun of me. That's right, go on and rip me a new one.

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Oh, SCORCH!! I'm gonna need aloe for that burn! Ooh, ****in' GRILL, *****!

Not really. I don't care. Funny comic, though.

CC 227: There's only one rule: absolutely no dialogue balloons, thought bubbles, or narration boxes. Only the title can have words.

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Legend, oh legend, the third wheel legend...always in the way.

Classic CC 62 rules:

- Not titles to any comics submitted. Enter some spaces in your title field. I find not having titles interesting cuz your 3 panels have to stand on their own.

- 15 words or less. I think the funniest comics are the shortest ones because you usually have to touch on something intrinsically funny to pull it off.

- Any characters, any backgrounds.

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The best thing about this contest is that you can "enter" contestss you were ineligible for because you were the judge.

Like CC 33:

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1) Each entry must be exactly two comics long. The two strips together should comprise a coherent whole.

2) The final dialogue/thought balloon in each of the two strips must be identical. The speaker, background, etc. may or may not be different between the two.

3) I'll judge this based on humor, creativity, and the appropriateness of the double line.

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CC105 - Biography

"That's right, this contest involves making a biography about a character of your choice. This means that your comic (or series of comics) must show the birth of a character, his/her/its death, and at least one other major event in their life."

[Click to view comic: 'The unathorized biography of Henry']
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I think it's time I had a talk with my kids. I'll just tell 'em what my daddy told me: YOU AIN'T NEVER GONNA AMOUNT TO NOTHIN'

CC 233:

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Picture this: You are a recent hire in the WB's programming department and the job of replacing Angel on the fall schedule has been given to you. Given the sorry state of American television (our beloved non-American strippers will just have to imagine how awful it truly is), pitch a show that would potentially succeed in a world of crappy reality shows, unfunny sitcoms, and 27 different versions of C.S.I.

Series are welcome, for shows that need a little more exposition (of course, the less exposition it needs, the more likely it is to succeed nowadays). You can even use old comics if you happen to have somewhere made a strip in which a fictional television program is somehow described or acted out.

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CC 111

" Your mission for this contest is to create a movie trailer in strip form.

Rules: You have to use the Narration box as the voice of the Overwrought Narrator. His narration has to start with "In a world..." just like the real trailers do."

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I think it's time I had a talk with my kids. I'll just tell 'em what my daddy told me: YOU AIN'T NEVER GONNA AMOUNT TO NOTHIN'

Comic Contest #8:

What you must do is: Take a scene from "A Christmas Carol" by Charles Dickens, and mutate it into a joke. Derivative productions of this, (Mr. Magoo, Scrooged, Et Ceterea....) are acceptable, as long as the reference is easily recognised.

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I think it's time I had a talk with my kids. I'll just tell 'em what my daddy told me: YOU AIN'T NEVER GONNA AMOUNT TO NOTHIN'

CC214: Take one of the original characters and pair them up with one of the new Kaddar2 characters and have them mentor them.

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Peeing sitting down is the gift you give yourself.

CC154:
1. Video games must be involved somehow.

4. Mention the name of an internal organ somewhere in the comic.

5. Also, use the number 50 somewhere in the comic.

[Click to view comic: 'CC 248: The Last Starfighter']

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Peeing sitting down is the gift you give yourself.

CC 211: You can only use animals in your comics.

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Legend, oh legend, the third wheel legend...always in the way.

# 130:
The rules for this one are quite simple. SC.com regulars have quite a lot of running gags that we have lots of fun with. I want to to deviate from the cliches and do something... well, wrong.

Include at least one of the following:

- Red robot, but not Tobor.
- Asian girls, but no prostitution.
- Scientist, but no Dr Pedantic.
- Dragon, but no Surly Dragon or Bazilla.
- Wirthling. but no "wirthling sucks".

Apart from requiring one of these, you cannot use any those characters in defiance of these rules. You can't use a non-pedantic scientist to meet the requirements, and then include Tobor, for example.

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I don't do enough pointless stuff.

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CC 227: There's only one rule: absolutely no dialogue balloons, thought bubbles, or narration boxes. Only the title can have words.

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Mikey, I made a comic like that last one for that contest!!!!!!!!11111111111

And you misspelled "Hitler's".

Speaking of which, isn't someone going to do a remake of Larry Niven's Convergent Series, in which the demon is replaced by Hitler, and his belly by his ass?

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