muscles like this! posted:

Kevin & Kell is a nationally syndicated newspaper strip which has a setting kind of like Zootopia, except the predators still eat the prey who are all intelligent beings.

CzarChasm posted:

The short version is that in this comic, technology is magic, and the anthropomorphic cast can change their appearance by using said magic, which takes many forms.

CzarChasm posted:

To answer both of these questions it's helpful to know that the creator of this comic is legit crazy and stupid as poo poo. They currently have three (3!) daily, nationally syndicated comic strips that are all completely batshit.

The short version is that in this comic, technology is magic, and the anthropomorphic cast can change their appearance by using said magic, which takes many forms. The taller rabbit, either was originally a rabbit, who had a procedure done to look like a rat (because reasons), or was always a rat, but the aforementioned magic allows you to just change species. Which I think happened to her late last year to teach her a lesson. So like all magic, it's completely reversible. Or it isn't or whatever. It's very poorly explained.

The smaller rabbit is the rat's adopted daughter, who is a skunk, who used the same magic perfume to look like a rabbit to go along on this adventure. Because if a rat and a skunk wanted to get into rabbit territory they could not.

The comic also has several tone deaf trans stand in characters but rather than moving from male to female, they move from predator to prey. So a wolf has surgery to transition to a sheep. In part, because he fell in love with a sheep. That he had been using as a head covering to hide among the sheep.

Seriously, just go read the comic strip thread.

HPanda posted:

This all makes it sound like the artist just has a transformation fetish (which is different from fetishizing people who are transgender). Or maybe it's both.

beanieson posted:

No thanks

Captain Hygiene posted:

Gloomy Rube posted:

no

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Screaming Idiot posted:

It's a way of suggesting one is turning thought into action. In socialist rhetoric "praxis" would be, say, hosting a food giveaway for those in need as opposed to merely posting about it on an internet forum.

Socialism is gaining traction, and with it the associated vocabulary.

ArtIsResistance posted:

Digamma-F-Wau posted:

"I'm gonna kill Praxis"

Phy posted:

I remember seeing one of those "really stoned guy tries to order fast food" type comics, but it was done for a thread in GBS 1.0. This European guy got baked off his rear end and tried to order pizza, and when they asked him what he wanted on it he was just, like, "... mayonnaise?"

I'm sorry that's not very funny outside the context of the comic but "... mayonnaise?" has stuck with me for many a year

Phlegmish posted:

It's the funniest comic on this page honestly, so congrats to goon Flavor Bear who probably hasn't posted in years

coronatae posted:

Followup from the thread that gave us stoned Flavor Bear (MS Paint Embarassing Moments!)

I'm sure most of you are familiar with Jerry Cotton

RCarr posted:

I feel like it’s better not to read into these things

ArtIsResistance posted:

ChubbyChecker posted:

beed