Convict Connie
1998
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�I hear they call him �The Con� because he�s an escaped convict from Alcatraz.�
He�s only 10!
�I know!  Scary, huh?�
�Well, I heard he murdered his parents when he was only
four because they wouldn�t buy him a bike for his birthday!�
�Would that land you in Alcatraz?�
Not if you�re four!
�That�s not the worst of it, though!  I know this guy who knew this girl who was dating this one guy who said that his brother knew a guy named Allen who actually
stood up toThe Con�. . .�
�. . .
And?
�Con ran his head up the flag pole!  No one ever found the body.�
That�s not true!  It can�t be!
�Oh yeah?  Why don�t you ask �
The Con�?  Here he comes.�
�Oh no! Run!�
Run!
The Con's first appearence "on screen"  as intended for her original opening story.  Nowadays I would have played up more on the shadows--it's more menacing.  ^_^
(Wow!  try saying THAT five times fast)
Yes I know I misspelled "break"    ^_^;;
Moving right along. . .
1999
You can probably tell by the way she's drawn that she was intended to eventually blossom into a sympathetic character.  If she was pure evil she wouldn't be cute.
An Old Valentines Day Card From 1998
Convict Connie or � The Con was originally created in 1998 as a Goof Troop fan character (this explains the dog thing), and as one of my avatars. She was unlike any of my other avatars, however, because she was, among other things, a bully. Her initial concept was of a tough, short tempered, fiery red-head who everyone in the school
was deathly afraid of and who was originally thought to be a boy and then later found out to be a girl when her hat flies off and her gender-revealing cardinal locks fall out about her face. Throughout that year I wrote a number of short comics with her in them (these were not very good and were drawn during history class when I should have been playing attention to the lecture). I also occasionally role-played as her in our games with the aldahi. Although I originally didn�t think I would like her much, I found her stark contrast to the rest of my crew to be refreshing, and was focusing on her more and more often and slipping her into other story-lines as an extra or cameo ( a sure sign that a character is at least winning author approval).
An Early Picture of Connie Without her Hat on
Convict Connie's Concept Sketch
An Old Picture of Connie in an Inner Tube
A Picture of Connie with the Goof Troop crew
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