On a Walk FxI drag comic

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Continued joke based on item 7's answer in the drag art meme I did using Iceburg, here: [link] (For those of you who are confused by this, I suggest you go look at the linked piece first.)

I couldn't resist joking more about the clueless Galley-la workers, but of course once they started bugging Iceburg enough, Franky would get defensive, so it became FxI themed too. I was stuck a while on how to continue it once they started trying to flatter Franky, but I knew I wanted to joke on how the two are trying not to talk in case their voices are recognized. (In the anime, Iceburg has a really deep voice.) Not that they wouldn't try to change their voices accordingly.
When I came up with the finishing punchline there, I figured that Paulie (who I usually subject to the torture of being embarrassed) wouldn't approach when he can avoid being near a couple of scandalously dressed girls. XD So I picked Kaku since he'd be nice enough to save the guys from embarrassing themselves further... And then even he's fooled by the disguise!

Art notes
-I tried to keep the style between chibi and normal, but it kind of jumped around. That's okay though. This is for fun.
-I tried to make sure I showed the "girls" had some good muscle in their arms. Also, if you look close, Iceburg has his usual faint facial hair (which makes you wonder why he didn't shave for this and why the workers didn't notice) and in certain shots I snuck in the sideburns on the both of them (but styled their hair to hide it as part of their disguise).
-While drawing the last portion, I couldn't help thinking they really do make very cute girls... Okay, am I the only one thinking that? But seriously, I like the character design of them.
-Franky's body would normally be funny looking, so what happened to the chin, the arms, the nose? Well... I like to explain it by saying he switched parts out for the outfit. Otherwise...
-I hope the final punchline didn't offend any one. It isn't at all meant to be mean to lesbians, it's just joking about how convinced the workers are that they're dealing with real women.

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