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If you're into comics then this will make your day shine; the comic is actually written by a 5 year old (a very creative and brilliant one if you ask me) and drawn by his brother who happens to be a cartoonist.
Ethan Nicolle (the older brother) describes the whole process:

The AXE COP saga began on a Christmas visit to see my family. My Father, a man with very healthy loins, has managed to produce a variety of children, ranging from me, a 29 year old comic book artist, to my 5 year old brother Malachai, a 5 year old boy genius, with four other siblings in between. During the visit Malchai was running around with his toy fireman axe and he said he was playing “Axe Cop.” He asked me to play with him, and I asked what my weapon was… so he brought me a toy flute (actually a recorder). I told him I would rather be Axe Cop then Flute Cop, and he seemed just fine with being Flute Cop. The story that followed became more and more brilliant, until I couldn’t contain myself and I had to draw the whole thing into a one page comic.
From there the saga continued, and over the course of my week-long visit we cranked out the first four episodes of AXE COP. I posted the comics to my blog and on Facebook and they got great responses. I decided to give AXE COP a home on the internet here and attempt to continue the saga as often as I have time to draw them, and I can get Malachai to write them.

You can find the comic and a FAQ with the author (the 5 year old) [url=http://axecop.com/index.php/ask]here.
Axe Cop is brilliant. Bookmarked it a week or two ago.
Awesome! That had me laughing more than most online comics I have seen. The plot and writing is better than many games I have played, and better than most movies I have seen recently. i always knew a 5 year old could write better scripts than Hollywood, and now there's proof!
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AndrewC: If you're into comics then this will make your day shine; the comic is actually written by a 5 year old (a very creative and brilliant one if you ask me) and drawn by his brother who happens to be a cartoonist.
Ethan Nicolle (the older brother) describes the whole process:

The AXE COP saga began on a Christmas visit to see my family. My Father, a man with very healthy loins, has managed to produce a variety of children, ranging from me, a 29 year old comic book artist, to my 5 year old brother Malachai, a 5 year old boy genius, with four other siblings in between. During the visit Malchai was running around with his toy fireman axe and he said he was playing “Axe Cop.” He asked me to play with him, and I asked what my weapon was… so he brought me a toy flute (actually a recorder). I told him I would rather be Axe Cop then Flute Cop, and he seemed just fine with being Flute Cop. The story that followed became more and more brilliant, until I couldn’t contain myself and I had to draw the whole thing into a one page comic.
From there the saga continued, and over the course of my week-long visit we cranked out the first four episodes of AXE COP. I posted the comics to my blog and on Facebook and they got great responses. I decided to give AXE COP a home on the internet here and attempt to continue the saga as often as I have time to draw them, and I can get Malachai to write them.

You can find the comic and a FAQ with the author (the 5 year old) [url=http://axecop.com/index.php/ask]here.

I do webcomics, and even my plots aren't as awesome as these...
Well, that was a fun little trip through the mind of a 5-year old. I'll admit it put a smile on my face :-)
As for the notion that a 5 year old could write better than Hollywood, I'll say that that is probably true in some cases. For instance, I watched The Mutant Chronicles yesterday, and I think Axe Cop beats it by a mile and a half. Don't watch that movie people, it's baaaaaad.
We need more 5-year-olds making webcomics...
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Ois: Axe Cop is brilliant. Bookmarked it a week or two ago.

Same. Axe Cop is hilariously random and so awesome.
WE HAVE TO FIND THE BABY WITH A HOLE IN IT.
This has been a minor obsession of mine for the past couple of weeks. It so perfectly captures the imagination of just about every five-year-old, past, present, or future.
And I must have that "We need to have more try outs!" shirt.