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Well, often it's the character's quirky personality and their funny reactions to the challenges of being stranded. Maybe also the comical interactions with other castaways or the strange objects they find on the island.

Sure! 'PAW Patrol' is one such cartoon. It often shows the pups crossing or dealing with bridges in a fun and safe way for kids.

Often, a cartoon man in a bow tie shows a sense of class and elegance. He could have a confident demeanor and stand out in a crowd. The bow tie might be a symbol of his unique personality or a sign of his social status.

It can vary greatly depending on the artist's style and intention. Sometimes a virgin might be depicted as innocent and naive.

You can show it by making the hair strands look all over the place, like they haven't been combed. Maybe add some bedhead effect.

The cartoon black kid could get dressed by picking up his clothes one by one. First, he might put on a T-shirt, then some shorts, and finally slip into his sneakers.

I think a short and spiky hairstyle could be good for a dog. It's easy to maintain and gives the dog a sporty and energetic appearance. Also, a mohawk style could be fun and make the dog stand out.

It could be for creating visual interest or to play with stereotypes. Maybe it's to show a unique dynamic or add some comedy elements.

The main distinction lies in the coverage of the comic's covers. A full cover comic takes up all the available space for art, creating a more impactful and potentially complex display. Regular comics, on the other hand, may have a more conventional cover format with less extensive art and maybe more emphasis on titles and summaries.

Puritan comics can be moderately funny, depending on your sense of humor and the specific themes they explore.