Hopper's Hideout Tickle

Hopper the Easter Bunny has been hiding plenty of carrots from his friends in Spring Valley and his best friend, Norton, noticed him occasionally seem to disappear in the distance after having a quick look around. Well, one day Norton noticed Hopper's feet sticking out of the ground, but unable to disappear! Hopper was stuck there after eating too many carrots! Norton planned on helping his best buddy out, but first he wanted to know what Hopper was hiding from him all of this time. Hopper is trying the best he can to hide his valuable secret, even under this intensely ticklish situation!

This drawing was inspired by the Hoppy's Hideout chocolate easter bunny that has been coming out the last few years as he takes a dive into his rabbit hole and to his hidden treasure of carrots!

Media: ink, markers, and color pencils on drawing paper

(c) by Roger Adkins

Frosty the Ticklish Snowman

Shortly after Frosty admits to being ticklish, the kids decided to really test this out on the now jolly happy snowman!

Media: ink, markers, and color pencils on drawing paper

(c) Frosty the Snowman by Rankin-Bass
(c) Artwork by Roger Adkins

Trick or Treat Tickle My Feet

Bullard and Fred are having fun while "Trick or Treating" on Halloween Night in San Francisco and hoping to get a lot of candy to snack on!

(c) by Roger Adkins

Werewolf at the Theater

Brodie went to watch "Avengers: Endgame" for the 3rd time. He has no problem stirring up trouble when he's in the mood, and after seeing on the big film screen not to talk, text, or put your feet on the seats when watching the movie, because this is disruptive and rude, he couldn't resist even being more annoying by putting his feet on the armrest of the chairs in front of him! Brodie likes getting a reaction out of people and scaring them for fun! While some people are beginning to wonder if Brodie is really a werewolf, or some guy in a costume, Jose notices Brodie's hairy wiggling toes, grabs his right foot and starts tickling his sole. Brodie's giggling certainly got him some attention in the San Francisco movie theater!

Media: ink, markers, and color pencils on drawing paper

(c) by Roger Adkins

Renfaire Bear Tickle

Rusty's dad, Benny, went to the Paw Valley Renfaire and wanted to play the part of a tax collector for fun, but agreeing with all that comes with it, he soon found himself as part of a tax revolt and was put in stocks and tickled by the peasants! All of these guys had a good time playing with the bear! :D

Media: ink, markers, and color pencils on drawing paper

(c) by Roger Adkins

San Francisco Werewolf New Year Celebration

Fred is sitting on Brodie's shoulders while Fred tickles his foot and Bullard is howling away with the fireworks going off at San Francisco's Embaracadero New Year Celebration!

Media: ink, markers, and color pencils on drawing paper

(c) by Roger Adkins

Ticklish Halloween Scarecrow

In Paw Valley there is a community set up "Haunted Farm House" set up every Halloween and the proceeds go to charity. They wanted a scarecrow on the path through the cornfield leading up to the house. Lester volunteered to do that job spooking kids on the way there. However, a couple of Tickle Beavers noticed that the scarecrow was actually a living bunny tied up to the post to scare passersby.

Floyd, dressed as a pirate, said to Lester, "Oh, what a scary scarecrow!"

Then Ed, dressed up as a vampire commented, "You know, it must be pretty uncomfortable wearing those tight shoes you have on."

"He'd certainly be more comfortable barefoot, wouldn't he?" replied Floyd.

Lester gasped, knowing what the beavers were up to, "I need these shoes, their part of the costume! I....Oh, No!....Wah! HA! HA! HA! HA! HA! HA! HA! HA! HA! HA!

Floyd just removed Lester's right shoe and began tickling his now exposed barefoot with a head of wheat, putting him into a state uncontrollable laughter, while Ed began untying his left shoe!

(c) by Roger Adkins

Powerball at the Fair

Rusty and Walter were having a fun night at the state fair when they came across Rupert Wolf hyping how easy it would be for anyone to win at his game by knocking over milk bottles with a baseball. What Rupert didn't tell anyone is that his aluminum milk bottles were weighed down with lead and glued with Grizzly Glue, known to hold any object in place no matter what force it came across and no one who tried even came close to success. Walter told Rusty to give it a shot and not to go gentle with these bottles, he didn't know if Rupert was a trustable character. That wolf told Rusty to go ahead and give it his best shot and that if he knocked all three bottles down that he could have any of the plushies above him. Rusty looked towards his best friend and said, "Wish me luck Walter!" to which he replied, " Go ahead Buddy!" Rupert grinned and let out a sinister giggle. Rusty threw the baseball to between the bottom of the bottles and they all flew off the table, to Rupert's amazement, along with the pieces of the table itself!

(c) by Roger Adkins

Gaming Buddies

This is Robert, the fox, and Rodney, the dog, playing video games together late into the night!

I did made this picture for Todd the Raccoon

Media: ink, markers, and color pencils on drawing paper

(c) Robert and Rodney by Todd the Raccoon
(c) Artwork by Roger Adkins

Bullard - 2

I wouldn't want to eat that either! :D

(c) by Roger Adkins

Ticklish Werewolf Babysitter

Since Chuck Rollick started doing babysitting, his sister asked if he would babysit her kids for the night while she went on a prowl with her werewolf husband. Of course he agreed to it. When they went out for the night Chuck and the kids watched television together and later wanted to play some games. The kids wanted to play "Interrogation" with their friendly uncle. Chuck hid a ball somewhere in the house and they would have to tickle the information out of him! Being a good uncle, who wanted to please the kids, let them have their fun with him for as long as he could despite all the crazy tickling torture! I guess he was a good sport about it the game and had some fun himself! :D

Media: ink, markers, and color pencils on drawing paper

(c) by Roger Adkins

The Werewolf Babysitter

Chuck Rollick, the son of Captain Jake Rollick, needed some extra cash so he took up babysitting as a part time job.

Here, Chuck is gently bouncing little Jimmy on his leg while he tells Cindy about the adventures he has with his werewolf pals!

Media: ink, markers, and color pencils on drawing paper

(c) by Roger Adkins

Werewolves Behaving Badly

When werewolves Brodie, Fang, and Chuck overheard these human guys talking tough in the park, they couldn't resist pulling a little prank!

(c) by Roger Adkins

The Ghost and the Seance Skeptic

Strange things happen in Paw Valley every year around Halloween. Fences get heavy scratch and tooth marks, trash cans get turned over, food others get eaten when no one is looking, and many other strange occurrences happen through the nights of late October. There's a story that has been going around for decades blaming the angry ghost of Zackariah Wolfbite. He was falsely blamed for all problems in Paw Valley and passed away 113 years ago. It is believed that his spirit haunts the town and is getting back at the it for blaming everything on him, he just wants to live up to what they thought of him when he was alive.

One Halloween Night, Walter gathered together his friends Rusty, Ringo, Lester, and Razortooth to hold a séance in his home and try to calm Zackariah, bringing him peace and giving him an apology so that he would give up his mischievous behavior after death and leave Paw Valley in peace. However, Razortooth has been skeptical the whole time and blurts out what he thinks of the ghost!

Media: ink, markers, and color pencils on drawing paper

(c) by Roger Adkins 

Octopus Werewolf Tickle Fight

One night the Sea Wolf, the ferry boat that goes out nightly as part of the Monster Bay Cruise, was hit with a jolt. Captain Rollick asked his first mate, Barkely, whom are both werewolves, to check the front of the boat. When Barkley got to the front he was immediately grabbed by a giant green octopus as they were heading towards the Golden Gate Bridge. The mighty octopus then began tickling Barkley's helpless feet sending him into crazed laughter. Captain Rollick noticed that the octopus grabbed Barkley and even his werewolf strength alone wouldn't be able to save his first mate if the octopus was just playing with his food before he ate it. However, seeing what the octopus was doing to Barkley, Captain Rollick got an idea and he started tickling the great octopus from under his tentacles! The octopus soon started squirming, but continued tickling Barkley for a few seconds while trying to maintain his own sanity, then he burst into laughter, dropped Barkley safely onto the ship and let himself fall back into the bay. Barkley is lucky that Captain Rollick has a good head on his shoulders!

Media: ink, markers, and color pencils on drawing paper

(c) by Roger Adkins

Trick or Treaters VS a Werewolf

Bullard the Werewolf picks up the scent of tasty Halloween candy and sneaks over to grab a few from Dennis the Vampire, who neither he nor Princess Lindsey, want to hear anymore fantasy tales from Jimmy the Hulk, who has been crying wolf all night long in the streets of San Francisco.

(c) by Roger Adkins

Media: ink, markers, and color pencils on drawing paper

The Bear Tickles the Raccoon

Rusty brought over a green feather that he found in the woods nearby and showed it to Walter, who said "It's nice, but what can you do with it?" Well, Rusty having been a victim to Walter's tickling for so long, grabbed his right ankle and replied "Let me show you!" Rusty kept moving the feather up and down along Walter's ticklish sole and got a lot of crazy laugher out of him!

(c) by Roger Adkins

Serious Werewolf Pack in San Francisco

Once a month, when the moon is full, a werewolf pack called the "Night Beast" meet at the ruins of Sweeney Observatory on Strawberry Hill in San Francisco's Golden Gate Park. Helix, one of the many sons of King Lycaon, isn't too pleased by the attention he gets from his pack!

What these guys are doing:

Eric is sleeping
Bullard is talking to Fred over his phone
Chuck is eating a turkey
Fang is clipping his toenails
Brodie is going to tickle Fang's ear
Daniel is showing off his muscle to Leslie and they're in Love
Helix is thinking to himself "Why me?"

(c) Roger Adkins

Media: ink, markers, and color pencils on drawing paper

Ticklish Male Werewolf Pedicure

Wolfie Rankin happened to come to San Francisco, from Melbourne, Australia, to visit his friend Bullard. Well, Bullard noticed that Wolfie likes to keep himself nice and tidy so he took him to Sonya's Salon and set him up with a pedicure. When Sonya, who has done treatment on Bullard before and is used to werewolves, does a pedicure she is very thorough about it and after letting Wolfie soak his feet in the water for several minutes she used the foot file to remove any dead skin, but this sent Wolfie into ticklish hysterics and Bullard was there happy to help get the job done!

(C) Wolfie Rankin by Wolfie Rankin
(C) Bullard the Werewolf by Roger Adkins

Media: ink, markers, and color pencils on drawing paper

Spider-Man Meets a San Francisco Werewolf

Peter Parker was sent to San Francisco on a special assignment from the Daily Bugle because it's travel section writer and photographer was feeling ill. On California Street, near Battery, a crazy drunk man pulled out a knife of an innocent lady and this just happened shortly after Bullard changed into a werewolf that evening. He heard a lady screaming and saw the drunk man walk to the cornered lady. People nearby was curious to see what was happening and Bullard came growling at the man with the knife, which distracted the criminal and the lady took off running. As Bullard ran after the frightened criminal Spider-Man happened to be swinging by as he was touring the city from above. He heard all the screaming below, saw that a werewolf was after this man and instantly spun a web capturing Bullard, took him into the air with him, and decided to take him to the police. Poor Bullard, who only wanted to help take a dangerous man off of the streets found himself looking like a criminal!

Bullard's best chance is talking it out with Spider-Man while reminding him that he has been wrongly accused of being a criminal many times by the Daily Bugle. Bullard better start talking now!

Spider-Man by Marvel Comics
Bullard the Werewolf and artwork by Roger Adkins

Media: ink, markers, and color pencils on drawing paper