The Punksters Documentary Has Arrived

 For years, the Punksters have been causing chaos across the Craypoe Productions universe — through music, animated shorts, comedy, satire, and complete insanity. 

 Now, for the first time, the story behind the band, the characters, and the world of the Punksters comes together in one place.

The Punksters Documentary explores:

• The origins of the band
• The personalities behind the characters
• The evolution of the Punksters universe
• Music, comedy, and animated shorts
• The expansion of the Craypoe Productions universe
• Rare images, videos, and behind-the-scenes material

From the original online comic strip, from historical parody versions to fantasy-inspired themes, the Punksters have continued to grow into a strange and unpredictable entertainment universe all their own.

Whether you are new to the Punksters or have followed the chaos for years, this documentary offers a deeper look into the world behind the characters.

Watch the documentary here:

 

Explore more:

• Punksters music
• Punksters Theater episodes
• Character galleries
• Animated shorts
• The Craypoe Productions universe

“Humor, chaos, music, and madness… welcome to the world of the Punksters.

Bob Craypoe
World Builder
Craypoe Productions

Punksters Hit the Streaming World: 27 Tracks of Pure Chaos

 The Punksters have officially taken things to the next level.

What started as a wild, animated universe of characters has now exploded into a full music release—Punksters—a 27-track album now available across most streaming platforms, including Spotify, YouTube Music, Apple Music, and Amazon Music. For those who prefer to own the music, MP3 downloads are also available for purchase on Amazon.

This project is released under Craypoe Productions and overseen by Bob Craypoe, the creator behind the Punksters characters and the driving force behind the entire universe.

 

 

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Why 27 Songs?

Punk music has always been known for its fast pace and short run times. Instead of stretching songs beyond their natural energy, the decision was made to lean into that identity.

The result?

A full album packed with 27 high-energy tracks, giving listeners a longer overall experience without sacrificing the raw, punchy nature of punk. It’s not about slowing things down—it’s about giving you more of what works.

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Humor, Attitude… and a Bit of Purpose

True to the Punksters style, many of the songs dive into humorous, offbeat, and sometimes absurd concepts that match the tone of the characters themselves. But there’s more beneath the surface.

Mixed in are tracks that explore inspirational and motivational themes, reflecting a deeper layer behind the chaos. It’s that contrast—wild humor alongside real meaning—that helps define the Punksters sound.

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From Characters to a Full Music Experience

What makes this release stand out is how it expands the Punksters beyond animation and storytelling.

• A full album experience
• A wide range of themes
• Music tied directly to the characters and world
• Available across streaming and digital purchase platforms

This isn’t just a side project—it’s a full extension of the Punksters universe.

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Listen Now

The Punksters album is available now on most streaming platforms, including Spotify, YouTube Music, Apple Music, and Amazon Music, with MP3 purchases available on Amazon.

Turn it up, dive in, and experience the chaos.

Purchase on Amazon

 Bob Craypoe
World Builder
Creator of Craypoe Productions™  

 

Punksters.net Gets a Long-Overdue Update

The official Punksters.net site has been updated with a fresh look, improved navigation, and a stronger showcase of the band and their content. 

 Punksters Site Update

The Punksters.net website has officially been updated.

This latest update brings a cleaner layout, improved navigation, and a stronger overall presentation of the Punksters brand. Everything is now more streamlined, making it easier to explore content, check out the band, and stay up to date with what’s going on.

The goal with this update was simple—make the site more direct, more engaging, and more aligned with the raw, straightforward energy that defines the Punksters.

What’s New

Visitors to Punksters.net will notice a number of improvements right away:

A refreshed design that better reflects the Punksters identity
Easier navigation across pages and content
Improved layout for showcasing videos, music, and updates
Stronger integration with the overall Craypoe Productions network

Everything is designed to make the experience smoother while keeping the attitude intact.

Built for What’s Next

This isn’t just a visual update—it’s a foundation.

The updated Punksters.net site is built to support future content, including new videos, music releases, blog updates, and more. As the Punksters continue to grow, the site is now in a better position to grow with them.

Part of the Bigger Picture

The Punksters are a key part of the Craypoe Productions universe, and this update helps strengthen that connection. With better integration across platforms, everything works together more effectively—websites, videos, music, and content all feeding into one larger ecosystem.

Check It Out

If you haven’t seen the update yet, head over to Punksters.net and take a look around.

More updates, content, and releases are on the way.

 Bob Craypoe
World Builder
Creator of Craypoe Productions™ 

The New Blog To View The Latest Punkster Updates

 Where You Can See The Latest Punkster Developments 

This Punkster Blog will now only be for the purpose of viewing the old comic strips. From this point forward, updates regarding the latest happenings regarding the characters will now be on the Craypoe Comics Blog.

 

There is also a Craypoe Comics Website you may check out.

 

 

The Punksters Are Back

 

 

 

A while back, I discontinued the Punksters.net Comic Strip.  I have recently decided to resurrect the characters and use them in a different capacity.  I am now creating images that present the characters in a variety of different time periods and themes.  Above, you can see them presented as characters in the Old West.

 

Some of the other themes include:  Ancient Rome, the 1700's, World War 2, Horror, the 1950's, The Renaissance Period, Ancient Egypt, Science Fiction, Movie Parodies, Pirate, Viking and more.  Below is an image that displays one of the characters in some of the ways he will be utilized. 

 

Eventually, I plan to do animated shorts that will include the characters.  In the meantime, I will be doing still images and animated Gifs.  So I hope you will enjoy my creations as they are released.

 

Bob Craypoe

 

 

The End is Near for the Punksters.net Comic Strip

I have been doing the Punksters.net Comic strip series for almost three years now. I have recently decided to end the comic strip series at comic strip number 400. I thought it was a nice round number to end it on. Currently, at the time of this writing, I have officially released 390 comic strips. So that just leaves 10 more left to release.

Now some of you may be wondering as to why I am ending it. It's really a matter of not having enough hours in a day to do all of the things I would like to be able to do. This obviously means that I have to prioritize. Although I really enjoy doing the Punksters conic strip, I feel 400 is a good amount to have behind me before moving on. Let me tell you what I am moving on to.

The Punksters comic strip is not the only online comic strip that I do. I also do the Screechin Holler comic strip series. I have been doing them both for a couple of months now. I will continue to do the Screechin Holler comic strip series. that one is about a bunch of hillbillies who reside in a place called, you guessed it, Screechin Holler. You may find it at ScreechinHoller.com.

I will also be devoting my time to my blog writing. I currently write most of my blogs through HupPages.com. I write mostly articles related to music. I do, however, use some images with my articles that have some of the Punksters comic strip characters in them. So it's not like you won't ever see them again.

The reason most of my articles are about music is because I am a musician. I have recently decided to do more with my music. that means playing out as well as recording. Something had to give in order for me to be able to find the extra time to do the music. So I decided to end the Punksters comic strip.

I will probably do some things with the characters in the future though. I may even resume the strip but I have not set a date to begin again. It's probably not permanent, so don't let it get you down.

So to all of you out there who have been reading the comic strip, thank you. I appreciate every one of you.

Bob Craypoe

The Punksters.net Comic Strip Collection Volume 7 Has Been Released - Blog entry # 60

Well, we did it again. We released another collection of strips from the Punksters.net comic strip series. The volume 7 collection of fifty comic strips features strips numbers 301-350.

This collection has some strips that have not yet been officially released. So you can be the first on your block to see some of these strips.

A certain story line was completed early on in this collection. Then things finally return to normal. Or at least what passes for normal with this group of characters.

The collection is available as an e-book download in PDF format. So if you are interested in finding out more about it, JUST CLICK HERE.

If you have not downloaded any of the previous collections, you can go to the Punksters.net Merchandise Page to view what all comic strip collection e-books are currently available. Check it out, if you would be so kind.

Bob Craypoe, also known as R.L. Crepeau

Celebrating the Release of Our 300th Comic Strip - Blog Entry # 59

We have just hit another milestone. We have officially released the 300th strip from the Punksters.net Comic Strip series. Sure it took a while but it finally happened. The strip has been around since January of 2015. Initially, it started out as a weekly strip but we currently release 3 strips per week.

We have also finally wrapped up a continuing story involving a certain dictator, Colonel Cornball and all things are back to normal now that his horrible reign of tyranny has finally come to an end. A SPECIAL E-BOOK has been released which is a compilation of comic strips devoted to that story line, from beginning to end. Comic strip number 300 is from that period. It features some of the characters escaping from the re-education camp set up by the evil dictator's regime. I have included it with this blog post. Just click on the image below to view it at its full size.

 

Bob Craypoe, alsO known as R. L. Crepeau

The Rise and Fall of Colonel Cornball E-book Has Been Released - Blog Entry # 58

I have just released a new E-book called the Rise and fall of Colonel Cornball.  This book contains a collection of the Punksters.net Comic Strips that feature a character named Colonel Cornball. It follows the character from the time he is first introduced as a presidential candidate, through his presidential campaign, his election and time as president. Eventually, he becomes a tyrannical dictator and is overthrown. 

This is the first collection of strips that are not the typical collection of fifty. this collection is actually a collection of strips that all follow the same theme. It also contains more strips than the usual collection of fifty. This collection features 68 comic strips. 

If you purchase the E-book now, at the time of me writing this blog entry, you will actually be able to see a number of strips that have not yet been officially released. that's right, you get to see them first.

I will eventually release other collections that will be separated by certain themes. So get yourself this collection and beat the rush. hurry while supplies last. 

 

Just CLICK HERE for more information.

R. L. Crepeau

The Punksters.net Comic Strip Collection Volume 6 Has Been Released - Blog Entry # 57

The Punksters.net Comic strip Collection Volume 6 E-book has just been released. Be the first person on your block to own a copy! You will be the envy of the neighborhood.

This volume features comic strips 251 through 300. If my math serves me right, that's 50 comic strips. The download is available in PDF format.

All of your favorite characters are featured in this volume and maybe some of the ones you hate too. But don't let that stop you, buy it anyway! After all, it's cheap enough. Hey, you can even tell your friends. No? Why? Are you embarrassed to admit that you like the strip?  Shame on you. 

Anyway, just CLICK HERE for more information. 

R.L. Crepeau

Celebrating the Punksters.net Two Year Anniversary - Blog Entry # 56

About two years ago, the first Punksters.net Comic strip was released. That was January 25th 2015. Since then, countless people have been annoyed and irritated by the strip. Many characters were introduced and a number of plot twists and turns, well, twisted and turned. Maybe even a few stomachs may have turned as well.

But seriously folks, I do enjoy doing the strip and intend to keep it going for a bit longer. The most recently released comic strip is strip number 278. It won't be long before we hit that wonderfully magical milestone of 300.

As far as what may be in the works, let's just say that the superhero team known as the Dysfunctionals will start to play a bigger part in the strip as certain other story lines are resolved. Those things to be resolved will reveal themselves by strip number 306 (hint).

I have begun to display some of the old strips which I now refer to as being "From The Archives" on the various social networking pages for the comic strip. Once you near 300 strips, you actually have enough old ones laying around that could be referred to as "archives." In fact, we will soon get to the point where we could post a different one every day of the year and not repeat ourselves. At least once we get to that magical number of 365. Of course it would be 366 for leap year.

At this point there are several e-books available with each having a collection of 50 strips. You can see them displayed on the right hand side of this blog.

I am also working on some animation with the characters from the comic strip series. One theme will be sci-fi. I've included a picture of some of what has been in the works. This is something I was working on in iClone for the animation.

Eventually, I plan on releasing some animated shorts. I make no promises regarding the timeline for the release of them because I have a lot of things I am currently working on. I don't want to make any promises that I can't keep. But, in any case, that's pretty much what lies ahead for the guys from the Punksters.net Comic Strip series.

So I continue on with my third year of doing the strip and look forward to my plans eventually coming to fruition. I hope you will be there when they do. Thanks to all of you who have been there so far.

R. L Crepeau

Working on Punkster Videos - Blog Entry # 55

I know, it's been a while since the last blog post but I have been pretty busy. So I thought I might let you in on what I have been busy with. I have been working on what will eventually be a series of video shorts, featuring the characters from the Punksters.net Comic strip series.

I plan to do a variety of shorts, consisting of different scenarios and subject matter. My first one will actually be a parody of Star Trek and Sci-fi related television shows and movies. I plan on calling it "Punkster Trek, the Next Degeneration."

So far, as a test, I began working on the opening credits for it. I have included the video with this post.

I initially created the characters in Daz Studio and then converted them for use in iClone, using iClone 3DXchange. I created the spaceship from scratch in iClone. The backgrounds I used in the video were created in Daz Studio and later imported into iClone to create some of the video clips.

The sound was done in Cakewalk Music Creator, exported as a Wav file and mastered in Cakewalk Audio Creator, which was exported as another Wav file and imported into PowerDirector, where I did the final video editing and added the credits.

So please check it out and I will let you all know when the first short is finished. Thanks.
Bob Craypoe, also known as R. L. Crepeau

The Presidential Election Results are In - Blog Entry # 54

The presidential election results are in and the winner is Colonel Cornball. Now that he is president, watch as he almost single-handedly destroys a country. the economy will tank, personal freedoms will be taken away and personal property will be confiscated. there will be cronyism, re-education camps and more.

Nobody will be safe from his evil grasp. watch as our most beloved characters in the strip are affected by his policies. but have no fear, at some point the people will get fed up with him and overthrow him,. But how many evil acts will he commit before then? For that, you will have to wait and see.

One thing I can promise you is that that a lot will happen in the next 50 comic strips or so, so stay tuned. below is the somic strip where the election results come in and he is announced the winner. just click on the image to view it at its full size.

Celebrating Our First 100,000 Blog Views - Blog entry # 53

The Punksters.net Blog is celebrating over 100,000 blog views. Yeah, sure, some people might not be impressed by that but we still think of it as a pretty good milestone of sorts. We have been doing the blog for about a year and a half now, so it took a while but, never-the-less we eventually got there.

Most of what we cover in the blog are character introductions, the release of new e-books and other merchandise and the celebration of our various milestones such as this one. The blog deosn’t get as many visitors that the website itself gets but we still appreciate each and every visit.

Some of you may not be aware that you can also view the comic strip’s archives while you are here. Along the right side of this page you can see the options to view the strips in blocks of ten, all the way back from the first strip released right up until the most recent strip released. So, since you are here already, feel free to check out the archives.

In closing, we just want to thank each and every visitor to not only this blog site but those who have also visited the Punksters.net website. You can sign up for e-mail alerts for each blog entry as it is published. That option is also on the right hand side of this page. Just as the option to follow us on Facebook is as well. So thanks for visiting and we hope you keep coming back. We’ll leave the light on for ya.

Bob Craypoe, also known as R.L. Crepeau

The Punksters.net Comic Strip Collection Volume 5 Has Been Released - Blog Entry # 52

We have just released the Punksters.net Comic Strip Collection Volume 5. This volume features strips 201-250.

As usual, many of the strips within the release have not officially been released on the website yet. so you can see them here first.

More characters have been added since the last volume released and more crazy scenarios are depicted. just when you thought that we couldn't sink any lower in our humor, we prove you wrong.

The book is available as an e-book download in PDF file format.

So why not check it out? What would it hurt for you to simply take a look at it? Anyway, if you are interested, you can just click on THIS LINK to find out more.

Bob Craypoe, also known as R. L Crepeau 

Is This Really the End of Crystal Meth Man? - Blog Entry # 51

In the latest installment of the Punksters.net Comic Strip series, it appears as if Crytal Meth Man may have met a grisly demise at the hands of one of his arch enemies, Mister Evil Thug Guy.

Now before anyone starts to panic, there is a slight possibility that it only appears as if he may have met his end. Unfortunately, you will have to stay tuned for further developments.

In case you missed it, we have decided to include the strip with this blog post, just so you know what we are referring to. Just click on the image to view it at its full size. Enjoy.

© R. L. Crepeau

Punksters.net Celebrates the Release of It's 200th Comic Strip - Blog Entry # 50

Punksters.net just released comic strip number 200 on Sunday July 31st. we consider that to be a great milestone of sorts for us to reach. All of the comic strips up to that point are currently available as collections compiled for e-book downloads in PDF file format.

We have over 30 characters that now appear in the comic strip series and we are always coming up with ideas for more. We'd  lke to think they are good ideas but I suppose some may believe otherwise. After all, this planet has plenty of crab-asses living on it.

The subject matter has varied throughout the time span of the 200 strips and we enthusiastically look forward to what lies ahead. Although, we won't say right now as to what lies ahead because we really wouldn't want to spoil the surprise for anyone.However, you will always have the option to look back on the old archives because they are linked to from this blog in sets of ten. We have included strip number 200 hundred below. just click on the image to view it at its full size.

Writing this blog post also allows us to reach yet another milestone. This is Blog entry number 50.So that's 200 strips and 50 blog posts. Also, a few new features have been added over time to the website and we strongly encourage you to check out the site from time to time just to see what's new.
So without further ado, here is the 200th strip:

 

© R. L. Crepeau

Meet Aaron Walks with Wheels - Blog Entry # 49

Aaron Walks with Wheels is the ultimate example of diversity. He comes in quite handy at the H.C. Harvey Advertising Agency, which just so happens to pride itself on its diversity and they even have various quotas for diversity.

Aaron meets a few quotas, which makes him all that more valuable to the company. Who knows what kind of worker he is or even if he has a work ethic at all. But the three quotas he meets are: he is handicapped, a Native American and he's Jewish. What are the odds of having one person meet all of those qualities? Well, at least in this comic strip series, the odds are probably pretty good.

Aaron's favorite meal is a buffalo burger on a bagel. He was circumcised with a tomahawk. He first appeared in comic strip number 174, which has been included with this blog post. Enjoy. just click on the image to view it at its full size.

© R. L. Crepeau

Meet Colonel Cornball - Blog Entry # 48

Colonel Cornball is a presidential candidate with a minimal quantity charismatic qualities. Okay, he doesn't have a charismatic bone in his body but he doesn't feel that should interfere with his ability or likelihood of getting elected president.

Although he has what should be obviously noticeable leanings towards totalitarianism, the gullible masses are somehow oblivious to it. There is an old saying that says that if you truly want to test a man's character, give him power. No point in testing this guy's character, because he doesn't have any character.

He has all kinds of interesting ideas on how the government should be run but let's not get ahead of ourselves. He has to get elected first. The

election process is where the fun really begins.but for now, we have to wonder if he really does have a chance of getting elected. I can't give that away though. you will just have to wait and see what happens.

I have included the first strip in which he appears with this blog post. Just stay tuned to see what develops with this guy. And remember, you can always catch up on the latest characters added to the Punksters.net comic strip by visiting the Characters Page on the Punksters.net website.

Bob Craypoe, also known as R.L. Crepeau

Meet Amanda Davies - Blog Entry # 47

Amanda Davies is one of those weird whack jobs that like to approach people on the streets and harass them for doing things that offend her. The worst part of that is the fact that pretty much everything offends her. Go figure. She has a tendency to be quite annoying.

Her usual targets are the characters of the comic strip series. She will often approach one of them and unload her vile bile onto them in the form of an obnoxious hysterical rant of some sort. Amanda's character was first introduced in the Punksters,net comic strip number 96, which has been included with this post. Just click on the image to view at its full size.

I gave her the last name Davies because I had a really mean and rotten teacher in the first Grade named Mrs Davies. Somehow, when I went to create a character that was going to be mean and obnoxious, she ended up looking like my first grade teacher, Mrs Davies. It was a completely unintentional subconscious thing but I decided to go with it in the end.

If you want to read about more of the characters from the Punksters.net Comic Strip, just go to the Characters Page on the website. there is also a free character guide e-book available for DOWNLOAD. It also includes a collection of twenty comic strips from the comic strip series.

More characters will be added as time goes by and every now and then I will feature them in a blog post. So stay tuned.

Bob Craypoe, also known as R.L. Crepeau