Another year, another Halloween party here in the Studio. This year’s party felt like it took longer than usual, and I think that might be in part because I tried to fit too much into each panel. Not only does this make the page take longer to get out, but it also makes the figures smaller and maybe even harder to make out, so I’m going to try avoiding that for the Christmas party if I can. I am happy with everything we fit in, though.
There’s a couple characters here we haven’t seen in a while, maybe even some of you didn’t even know some of them were in the Studio. This year I finally got to do something with Carmella Creeper, the undead DJ from the monster cereal line. I always pictured her in charge of the music for these parties, but this year we got to see her. We also got a fun little nod to the Poll Me Closer series, plus I finally got to pair Corey Park with one of the Tom & Jerry witches I introduced last October. We also have a follow-up to the Canute Ask. Of the costume ideas submitted, Link and Zelda just seemed weirdly fitting and also gave me some ideas for how to use them in a scene.
I hope y’all enjoy this year’s party! In spite of it all I’m pretty happy with the final page, and I’m already busy working on Christmas’s!
Every year around Halloween, a randomly-selected Studio member gets to show off their costume for that year in a little pin-up. This character also gets the center panel of the follow-up Halloween party montage. This year the winner was Scourge, one of many Mobians who’s mostly just shown up in gangbangs of Chris Thorndyke. I thought a pirate costume fit him, and I looked to some of Sonic’s pirate looks from the games for how to make that work.
Last year we started a new Halloween tradition of a highlight comic set in the Studio Halloween party. Like last year, our randomly-selected costume model, Space Beth, takes the center panel while we check in around the party with the rest. I know some characters who appear here may be hard to place, especially in the glory hole panel, and I imagine some will only be identifiable through the tags in the public post. I’m pretty happy with how this comic turned out, and I hope y’all will enjoy seeing some of the Studio residents enjoying the spooky season.
I thought I had my Halloween content for the year done, but rather late into the game I got the itch to make a new spooky lady. Carina here is a ghoul, and she’s adapting some old design ideas I never got around to using. I’ll eventually flesh her out more with a bio, I’m sure, but for now I hope she makes a good impression with y’all.
For a few years now it’s been tradition to do a Halloween pin-up just before the holiday. This is a parallel to the Studio Santa pin-ups I’ve been doing in December. Last year the winner was Arlene Wilcox, and I decided to instead do a little scene with her and her twin sister. This year was a similar situation, where Space Beth from Rick and Morty won. I decided to again include her other half, Earth Beth, and give them a cute couples costume I think works for them. I’m starting to think it might be better for the Halloween costume pics to be little scenes like this anyway, since not all Halloween costumes are spooky and just doing a costume is pretty normal in erotic work any time of year. We’ll see how I feel next year, and who wins the spot, but I might make this more the norm for this annual feature going forward.
Last year I started a new Halloween tradition. Mirroring the annual Studio Santa pin-up, one Studio member gets randomly selected to show off their Halloween costume for that year. The winner this time was Arlene Wilcox, a one-episode Scooby-Doo character, and I had this idea for a scene that I thought would be more interesting than a regular pin-up. I don’t expect to do this kind of thing too often with these series, but I didn’t want to pass up the opportunity for what I thought would be a fun little pic.
In this Halloween episode of Johnny Bravo, Johnny meets a mad scientist putting together this undead beauty. Due to Johnny’s physique the scientist want to use his body to make another undead creature, her husband, with the joke of the episode obviously being the monster runs away from Johnny rather than what you’d usually expect. What’s interesting about this Bravo girl is she, to my knowledge, is the only one to actually marry Johnny, as we see them as a bitter married couple for the episode’s closing gag. Maybe there were some other instances where Johnny tied the knot with someone, I don’t have an encyclopedic knowledge of the show, but at the very least I think him getting with her is much closer to canon than it would be for most of the ladies who appeared in his show.
I’m hoping to do a couple little extra Halloween pictures for October this year, and this is one of them. This crossover is sort of like a follow-up to a Dare Silas and Eren appeared in last year, but this time in more like a partner-swap situation.










