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I enjoy the interplay between the worldview of the superhero who has to save everyone and the college peer whose background is being superhero who used to have to save everyone. When you come from a life of superheroics it probably doesn't seem at all out of place to grab some dude who's being sketchy and demand answers. I mean, who's going to stop you? I enjoy the comic because it's basically Alison working on self discovery and attempting to gain wisdom instead of just acting the hero because it seems like something she has to do. That said, wisdom doesn't necessarily come from education, but it doesn't hurt and it's a logical first step.
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RiotGearEpsilon posted:I have literally no idea how to read the last three panels today. Did she throw it, imagine throwing it but back down, what? She threw it and hit him and was surprised because they both knew she was going to throw it at him.
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SynthOrange posted:AHAHAHAHAH oh no my feelings got hurt abloo abloo 
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"So then my superwoman analogue physically forces my Martin Shkreli analogue to further her goal of stopping rapists somehow. Then bam, publish that poo poo on the web!" -Hamhands McWriter.
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Nuns with Guns posted:I still can't believe this comic decided to convey a graphic dogmurder through "SNAP!" Poor ol' Slim Jim.
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nimby posted:The floor is level, everything else is slanted. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SVt4XsTvWXY
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