1930s rubber-hose cartoon: noodle limbs, pie-cut eyes, big grins.

1930s cartoon style

Rubber Hose Rubber Hose art style, example generated with Comikaze

Old-school animation charm, bouncy characters, pie-cut eyes and endless energy.

Best for

Comedy
Pet comics
Vintage gifts

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About 2 minutes to set up · pages in about 5

Before you start

Good to know

Will I look like myself in the rubber hose style?

Your face, hair and skin tone are carried into every panel. This style is more stylised than manhwa or watercolor, so expect charm over photo-realism, great for gifts and fun stories.

How many pages can I make?

6 to 12 pages plus a cover per comic, then add pages or a next chapter with the same cast.

Can I switch styles later?

Yes. The same story and characters can be redrawn in any of the 40+ styles.

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Bold, graphic pop art with flat color blocks.

Missing from the set: you

Make a rubber hose comic of you.

Two minutes to set up. We draw the rest.

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