ToR III, Round II : Taking out the Redcoat Trash

[Cara]

Cara: Redcoats, Fear my Brush!

Round I entry available here.

[Captain Settle]

Good entry but I think you got red and blue's mixed up.

[Grimmbeard]

Great Entry! I didn't see any mixing up

[Antonio]

Grimmbeard dont mind Settle...he cant see very clear from the bottom of the ocean.

Anyway,Cara ,the comic is a very precise description ,i loved the "sushi" part !

[Capt. Stabbin]

Great comic! Thanks for including me! Redcoats still fight for glory!

[dr_spock]

Nice comic. Where are the real pirates?

[Brickington]

Nice comic. However, this one was very fictional.

[LukeClarenceVan]

Nice one, some great shots in here.

[Esurient]

Nice comic. Good to know taking out the Redcoats is equivalent to taking out the trash, easy.

[Brig. Brick]

very good entry Cara!,

"...even redcoats are ashemed to look like redcoats this days"

wonderful observation!

I can't be more agree with you on this!!!!

and, if any puny redcoat had a word on this, just look on the avatars of your companions. Cara, you nail it on this! :laugh:

[Purpearljellyblob]

Nice comic and thanks for including me.

Good job.

[Mazin]

Nicely done and very true

Love the last scene, hopefully our boats managed to rescue that poor poor monkey... I mean Mr Spielbrick... also good job on that cannon fire...

[Sebeus I]

Nicely done, great job on a faithful representation of a typical bunch of redcoats .

[Cara]

Good entry but I think you got red and blue's mixed up.

No definitely a faithful representation of red coats! Two even acknowledged they were there!

Thanks to the Avatar Authorisation Thread, from top to bottom Redcoat Avatars included:

The Flag - Capt. Stabbin

Sushi #1 with the Davy Jones beard - MstrOfPppts

Sushi #2 with the crab head - Skalldyr

The Samurai - Kurigan

Blue officer coat in the rigging - Scorpiox

Asleep in the rowboat - Blackar

Redcoat with monkey - Mr Spielbrick

The Drunkard - Purpearljellyblob

At the Helm - Commander Red Hat of course

[ManInATopHat]

Nice comic! But some of the facts here may have been, as Brickington said, "fictional".