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I have no idea. This seems like a rather odd and specific situation that I haven't come across before.

There are cartoons like 'Bugs Bunny Nips the Nips' which are funny because of their comical depictions and lighthearted takes on the war situations.

Political cartoons adhering to routines tend to follow a set pattern. They might use the same characters, settings, or visual cues over and over. This can make them less interesting and less likely to draw significant attention or spark meaningful discussions.

There are various kinds, like comics that show their humorous interactions during performances or behind the scenes.

The new female Thor comic brings a fresh perspective and a different take on the Thor character. It showcases a new hero with unique powers and storylines.

There are a few like 'Mother's Day Special' which shows a mother's humorous experiences on her special day.

First, decide on the pose and expression of the lion. Then, focus on getting the proportions right. Use simple lines to start and build up the complexity gradually. Don't forget to add shading for depth and texture.

Cartoon Scrooge is usually depicted as a very stingy and greedy character. He's often obsessed with money and reluctant to part with it.

I'm not familiar with that comic. Maybe it has some controversial or inappropriate content, but without knowing more, it's hard to say exactly.

It's hard to say for sure. Sometimes it depends on the context and plot of the comic.