Mx. posted:

edit: you son of a bitch

Paladinus posted:

Paladinus posted:

Son of Thunderbeast posted:

Hitmen for Destiny #7



I like how she rolls between the legs and then goes for the critical attack

By popular demand posted:

Also not great for the people witnessing it, nor for the cleanup crew.

3D Megadoodoo posted:

frankenfreak posted:

As if GRRM these days writes as much as his name. Absolute fucker.

garfield hentai posted:

This post made me think of if not my favorite at least one of my top 5 Achewoods. Posting it here so we can all enjoy a classic installment of Achewood, a noted good web comic that everyone enjoys.

Son of Thunderbeast posted:

frankenfreak posted:

As if GRRM these days writes as much as his name. Absolute fucker.

garfield hentai posted:

This post made me think of if not my favorite at least one of my top 5 Achewoods. Posting it here so we can all enjoy a classic installment of Achewood, a noted good web comic that everyone enjoys.

garfield hentai posted:

This post made me think of if not my favorite at least one of my top 5 Achewoods. Posting it here so we can all enjoy a classic installment of Achewood, a noted good web comic that everyone enjoys.

Paladinus posted:

He's writing that new Dark Souls game.

Count Uvula posted:

Thorsby comic ratings:
The Accidental Space Spy - 6/10 a lot of very good jokes but it's pretty much Thorsby's world-building tendencies taken to the extreme and a lot of the planets overstay their welcome imo. Overall conceit is that the main characters are visiting various planets looking for someone who was researching alien cultures with weird courting rituals, so there's constant farcical misunderstandings as the main characters gently caress up aliens' marriages.
Lies, Sisters and Wives - 7/10 mercifully short for a Thorsby comic, it's just the Passion, Lies, and Fungus arc from Hitmen for Destiny again, but done in a non-fantasy setting.
Transdimensional Brain Chip - 9/10 Total loving moron gets the ability to talk to alternate universe versions of himself, extremely funny, goes off the loving rails. Doesn't get a 10/10 only because the climax is like 1/5th of the story's length and is mostly like... speculative sci-fi instead of comedy.
Trixie Slaughteraxe For President - 10/10 Another fantasy adventure like Hitmen for Destiny albeit in a more traditional fantasy world. Great balance of comedy, plot that moves at a decent clip, and weird world-building,

Fagtastic posted:

I read this with concern, because I love thorsby and it sounds like a not great title.

I am both gay and a geneticist and I was pleasantly surprised. It's surprisingly genetics-literate. It's wrong, but not because of any particular misunderstanding on thorsbys part, in fact he's got a better grasp on basic population genetics than some of my first year students. It's only wrong because genetics of behavior is a lot more complicated than the punnet-square level logic he's using.

It -feels- offensive, but only because it's got that weirdly frank and forthright autist-logic style he has.

Overall, this could have been a lot worse. I would not have wanted to have learned that thorsby was a nazi today.

Ditocoaf posted:

Fagtastic posted:

I read this with concern, because I love thorsby and it sounds like a not great title.

I am both gay and a geneticist and I was pleasantly surprised. It's surprisingly genetics-literate. It's wrong, but not because of any particular misunderstanding on thorsbys part, in fact he's got a better grasp on basic population genetics than some of my first year students. It's only wrong because genetics of behavior is a lot more complicated than the punnet-square level logic he's using.

It -feels- offensive, but only because it's got that weirdly frank and forthright autist-logic style he has.

Overall, this could have been a lot worse. I would not have wanted to have learned that thorsby was a nazi today.

Helicity posted:

Is there some relation between Bobby Crosby (Pupkin) and Chris Crosby (Superosity)? The art is really similar.

Scaramouche posted:

Pupkin's author was Chris Crosby's younger brother Bobby I think (the former being founder of Keenspot comic host) and they all were kind of strange? The latter was a poster here after some people were joke posting the comic and they'd always end their posts with "thank you for reading pupkin" and got banned a couple times I think. I seem to remember them talking up how successful their comics were and that they were being optioned for a movie deal but have no recollection about how that ended up.

ultrafilter posted:

3D Megadoodoo posted:

Helicity posted:

I binged the first ~200 Hitmen For Destiny after ignoring it for years, and it's surprisingly engaging.

nonathlon posted:

Almost the opposite here. I've had Thorsby on my to read list for years after much acclaim from goons and the first few dozen steps of Hitmen have put me right off. Does it develop into something? How long do you have to persist?

nonathlon posted:

Almost the opposite here. I've had Thorsby on my to read list for years after much acclaim from goons and the first few dozen steps of Hitmen have put me right off. Does it develop into something? How long do you have to persist?

Ziv Zulander posted:

Arrhythmia posted:

An electron isn't an atom, Campbell.

Snackmar posted:

What year would this have been? That's very artful use of space with the ceiling and the dancing there

Helicity posted:

If you've made it through the resolution of the portal monsters you've seen everything it has to offer. Take a plot about destiny and killing monsters, make every story arc an incredibly convoluted sitcom/cartoon gag ramped up to 11, and put it in a bizarre world.

I'm not sure its good - but slicer raccoons, the Tolkien races, the invisible castle, etc. are uniquely strange enough to keep me reading.

Twitch posted: