Captain DIEgiene posted:

I do

thalweg posted:

Not seeing a ton of stuff I'm vibing w/ lately so I'm gonna post some Abominable Charles Christopher, lmk if you want to keep seeing it or want it to gently caress off

The main story, such as it is, is intercut with a lot of random vignette / gag strips so I'll try to post a few at a time in a way that makes the story coherent to follow


Episode One


Glass Half Full


Grumbly in The Tumbly


Bee Sting of Defeat

Carthag Tuek posted:

yea nah is used in a whole bunch of english dialects, including mine

Jose Valasquez posted:

Zil posted:

Why do I feel that Pupkin is about to murder again?

Tree Bucket posted:

I'm pretty sure he is!
No one else says "yeah, nah" (even though it’s a super useful phrase)

Sleve McDichael posted:

I can't believe you Aussies are trying to steal 'yeah, nah' from us Kiwis aren't pavlova and Phar Lap enough for you?

Digamma-F-Wau posted:

Davethulhu posted:

Found on an old hard drive.

Davethulhu posted:

Found on an old hard drive.

Digamma-F-Wau posted:

Tree Bucket posted:

The Farsons. Gary Larson really doesn't like drawing pointy hair or kids without glasses, so Lisa looks off and Maggie is horrifying. But larson really likes drawing those frilly couch cover things! Whatever they're called.

RareAcumen posted:

Hey, what comes after 34?

Digamma-F-Wau posted:

Boba Pearl posted:

What do you think of this?

        In a world where people only value you as much as what your parts can sell for, and money itself is the only thing that fuels magic, Marie a Sea Elf cursed to be born with legs, Taylor a Naiad Sorceress, Jaina a songstress Cat-kin, and their talking shape-shifting friend turned sword Blade embark on a dangerous quest to become the world’s best adventurers. Adventurers work for the global Empire of the Red Queen. Mercenaries who are above the laws of the land, but must give up their own rights to do so.

        Marie, a woman who recently lost her mentor, teams up with a young sorceress named Taylor. Where most people have to use their money and their body to cast magic, Taylor is special. The rules of magic don’t apply to her as she pulls energy from the Aether itself. Hunted by the Protectorate Branch of the Adventurer’s League, and only one last job from getting enough to apply for an Adventuring License, Marie and Taylor are in a race against the many hounds nipping at their heels. The only thing that can protect them from their crimes is the Adventurer's League. Join them on their last job for the drug Syndicate the Red Claires. They’re dismantling a horrific drug lab, where the living and dead are harvested for what makes them special. An ignoble job where the poor are chummed. Turned into powerful Chems, so the powerful elite that hold the true reigns in this world can snort, smoke, inject, and consume the poor.

Akratic Method posted:

The dialogue here is making me wonder if the Oglaf guy is Australian. In my head I'm involuntarily reading "let's just rescue heaps of dogs, hey?" in my aussie friend's voice.

Zulily Zoetrope posted:

Boba Pearl posted:

https://i.imgur.com/z0SgRiv.png

Mr. Sunshine posted:

Is that from the zootopia abortion comic?

Ghost Leviathan posted:

I'd read about the whole Duck Avenger/Paperinik lore but hadn't seen much of it. Xadhoom is... somehow, not what I expect her to look like but also wasn't too surprised.

Ghost Leviathan posted:

That comic was drawn on commission apparently, and the artist was genuinely surprised at the reaction to it. I think it's just the result of some guy with money and brainworms.

Zulily Zoetrope posted:

Just for context, the comic ran from 1997 to 2001. I think she’s supposed to have a late regular punk aesthetic that just happened to be incredibly cyberpunk.

There’s a later comic where the concept of e-mail is explained with the same pomp and gravity as all the technobabble bullshit which is sorta precious.

Carthag Tuek posted:

yea nah is used in a whole bunch of english dialects, including mine

Jose Valasquez posted:

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Snake Maze posted:

If we never had the zootopia abortion comic we would never have gotten the Zootopia abortion comic Arby’s edit, so it’s impossible to say if it’s bad or not.