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Carrasco posted:A classic strategy. Make your enemy think you're dead for about 300 years, lulling them into a false sense of security, wait until they become addicted to crack, wait until they somehow run out of crack, and then call them dangling the bait. No it's just his daughter asking for 7 kilos of coke.
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mycot posted:I didn't know that was a thing that existed. Was it a parody of the Saiyan Saga, or Kid Buttlord? Kid Buttlord. Basically the original Dragonball saga sorta. Alt- Master Roshi was a central figure. I remember the first story arc revolved around him lying about owning a brand-new NES.
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There seem to have been two unfinished Buttlord comics: http://imgur.com/a/1UyoN And here's the original because why not: http://imgur.com/a/tvJ1w
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Demonchat: Given that the guy's last name in today's comic is Jager, it make actually be Hunter. Which makes no sense for a multitude of reasons--if nothing else, wouldn't he and Sweetpea have been closest to each other at some point during the destruction of the OSS building?--but that's never stopped this comic before. But it could just be a coincidence.
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I like Grrl Power.![]() You may all fire when ready.
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Carrasco posted:But it could just be a coincidence.
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Hopefully it is cause watching Jimmy fart around without any form of conflict (other then immortality caused angst) is getting stale quick.
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And thus ends another heartcrushing and horrifying chapter of Endtown. ![]()
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Reiley posted:They're making more Buttlord GT http://buttlord.chaoslogic.net/?page=1 oh my god ![]() There's no RSS feed. gently caress.
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Still can't get over the truck nuts on the spaceship door in page 7. Incredible.
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T.G. Xarbala posted:Also the story as to why Regan doesn't seem to have a father was told in another comic. I completely forgot that the little girl in that comic was called Regan too. I wonder if she'll keep using the setting in future comics? Nuns with Guns fucked around with this message at 02:45 on Jul 14, 2015 |
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Klaus88 posted:I like Grrl Power. It's okay, I do too. ![]() It's got a lot of flaws (mostly terrible pacing made worse by the author's insistence on making sure that every power is explained and every plot hole is covered) but it's got a bunch of charm and some pretty unique superpowers. The author needs to figure out where he's going with it, though, and quickly; there's only so many pages of wordy training arcs that we can take before interest starts to drop off.
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Nuns with Guns posted:I completely forgot that the little girl in that comic was called Regan too. I wonder if she'll keep using the setting in future comics? KEEPING seems to be a town where horrible things keep happening to children. So probably.
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blastron posted:It's got a lot of flaws Such as each and every single of its characters, be it for their design or their personality.
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blastron posted:It's okay, I do too. As of recent it's been pretty good to be honest. The pacing has fixed itself from what it was in the Mechanicsburg arc. Edit: Thought that was Girl Genius... Brought To You By fucked around with this message at 14:56 on Jul 15, 2015 |
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Welp, after the vote of confidence from you goons, I went ahead and binged the entire archive, and I feel that I can safely say... yeah, Grrl Power is actually pretty good.![]()
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Carrasco posted:A classic strategy. Make your enemy think you're dead for about 300 years, lulling them into a false sense of security, wait until they become addicted to crack, wait until they somehow run out of crack, and then call them dangling the bait. Mothergently caress ![]()
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Even my sarcasm didn't predict that the next part of the plan would be "and then just punch him in the face."
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Carrasco posted:A classic strategy. Make your enemy think you're dead for about 300 years, lulling them into a false sense of security, wait until they become addicted to crack, wait until they somehow run out of crack, and then call them dangling the bait. Jason Shiga sockpuppet account spotted.
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Renaissance Robot posted:Mothergently caress lmao
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god bless this dumbass comic
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What is buttlords schedule? Does it have one? I think it updated today.
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Jackard posted:What is buttlords schedule? Does it have one? I think it updated today. Not sure on it's schedule, but this page was uploaded today.
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Witness: One cannot reply to "U MAD" without in fact sounding totally mad
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idk, i think "ok" works pretty good
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FlyinPingu posted:god bless this dumbass comic Thread title please.
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Cio's outfit in the newest K6BD cover is fantastic.
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today in monster pulse, hmm. lots of complicated feelings.
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Zero_Tactility posted:Cio's outfit in the newest K6BD cover is fantastic.
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DrapeHat is Alice from the future.
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Jackard posted:The return of Oscar!? But wait, I thought Cio was supposed to be Replacement Oscar? Does this mean... ![]()
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Tollymain posted:today in monster pulse, hmm. lots of complicated feelings. So I think I get what's going on here, since the monster took her brain, she actually is the monster. Her personality and thoughts and emotions and all that got transferred to the monster, and the weird replacement poo poo is in charge of her body. That's loving terrifying, especially because she's a goddamned child. ![]()
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It's not even that her personality got transferred to the monster, it's more that--unlike a stomach or an eyeball or anything--there was already a personality in the organ in question, so the ghost didn't need to supply one. In MP the body parts change form but continue providing their function--Guuzy still digests food, Rixis still converts light to electrical signals Abel's brain can interpret (though as a result of gaining a personality it only transmits them selectively), Ayo apparently still pumps Bina's blood, and so on. So this means that Anima is still performing the brain's functions for Violet: controlling and regulating the body, storing memories, thinking. It IS Violet. And yet, because her brain has undergone such a dramatic shift in structure and size--it must have been like a reverse lobotomy. In other words, the point of this scene is that "you cannot save Violet" means that this is just who Violet is now. In retrospect this makes more sense than any other outcome, and yet it's still a shocking revelation, which is impressive.
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Carrasco posted:It's not even that her personality got transferred to the monster, it's more that--unlike a stomach or an eyeball or anything--there was already a personality in the organ in question, so the ghost didn't need to supply one. Yeah, that and Bina's face when she realized she's being passed up for a braindear.
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What's that one comic with the underwater robot society? It looked kinda Mignola-esque. Aquabots?
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Aquapunk
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You should read Road to Jove:![]()
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![]() Talking ain't a free action in this universe. Also grrl power updated. Contains gratuitous shower scene so probably not work safe. ![]() ![]()
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Klaus88 posted:
Grrl Power posts new comics like clockwork, every Monday and Friday. The schedule for when Grrl Power posts good pages is far more sporadic.
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blastron posted:Grrl Power posts new comics like clockwork, every Monday and Friday. The schedule for when Grrl Power posts good pages is far more sporadic. Thursday. Monday and Thursday. It's a fun comic. Likes to poke fun at superhero tropes.
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