The Wizard of Oz – Near Hentai

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Studio Halloween Party Highlights 2026

By Nearphotison on Saturday, October 31, 2026

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!

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The Wizard of Oz Tom and Jerry

Which Witch

By Nearphotison on Wednesday, October 29, 2025

On top of the new Spookyverse Bios, I wanted to do something with some new licensed spooky characters in the Studio. In past years I’ve done a Bravo girl or a cereal mascot, but this year I decided to work with some witches from Tom & Jerry. From left-to-right, the first is a character just called “The Witch” who dates back to a 1956 Tom & Jerry cartoon called “The Flying Sorceress.” My understanding is she reappears in later cartoons, too, but “The Flying Sorceress” is what I know her from, as I remember seeing it occasionally on Cartoon Network as a kid. She’s just your classic old crone witch, but I think she’s really cute and fun.

Next to her is the lady who got me started on this pic, a character I’ve been interested in drawing for quite some time but never did. She’s the Wicked Witch of the West, from the Wizard of Oz, but specifically here the version from the Tom and Jerry cartoon set in that world. This character is prone to glow ups in a lot of media, but I’m a fan of her appearance in the 1939 film as portrayed by the legendary Margaret Hamilton. This version’s closer to that, and I think she’s quite captivating in the cartoon. It doesn’t convey here due to the posing, but she’s portrayed as quite tall and intimidating, and I’d love to do something with her and Dorothy somewhere down the line.

The last two are just known as the Green Witch and the Blue Witch, and as you might can tell they’re basically just recolors of the original “Witch” I talked about earlier. They’re from a 2007 Tom and Jerry cartoon titled “Which Witch,” which is the name I ended up using for this pic. The cartoon, as I remember it, is basically just the two witches feuding, with Tom and Jerry getting caught up between them and having a few different spells cast on them as a result. While these ladies might feel a bit derivative of the purer Witch from the 50’s, I do think they’re cute in their own right, and I like their colors. I’d kind of like to do something with just the two of them eventually, but probably not any time soon.

So here’s my hag lineup. There may be other witches from Tom and Jerry cartoons not included here, there’s been decades of cartoons and I don’t pretend to be an expert. They’re the ones I’m familiar with, at least, and I think they’re probably the most iconic witches from this series. I know not everyone will appreciate a pic like this the way I do, but I really enjoyed working on this and I hope some of you will find these wicked ladies as charming as I do.

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