“Hey, look! This is me running away from you!” is a line I fully plan to use in real life someday.
Comments Off on 12/14/2007
Archive for 09. Mars Remission
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I love the way the lawyer, already an unshaven shifty-eyed scumbag, looks over his shoulder to see if anyone’s listening in.
Comments Off on 12/13/2007
There’s a lot going on in this strip, believe it or not. Herkimer Herkimer III was a corrupt politician in the Lensmen series by E. E. “Doc” Smith. This is apparently his ancestor. The “lifting weights at home” is a[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Comments Off on 12/12/2007
I could have made another cheap joke about saving money on car insurance here, but instead I decided to make Slick’s life miserable for a few days. Note the shifty-eyed, unshaven look that is characteristic of the ambulance-chasing attorney.
Comments Off on 12/11/2007
Impatience, thy name is Slick.
Comments Off on 12/10/2007
And so we come to the end of the Mars Remission Contest Entry storyline, not with a roar, but with a fizzle and cough. The appletini reference Stretch makes is a tip of the hat to Scrubs, one of the[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Comments Off on 12/07/2007
Slick seems to have found himself in a rather enviable position for most fellas. One can only hope he’s not going to step on his own tongue too much. When I first decided to enter the Pimp My MX-11 contest,[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Comments Off on 12/06/2007
Once again, I’ve got a minifigure making reference to the fact that he’s a minifigure in this strip. I really wanted to try to capture the Travolta look from Saturday Night Fever but they just don’t bend the right way!
Comments Off on 12/05/2007
If you’ve been reading since the early days of the strip, you’ll recall that Smokescreen (and Stonewall) got pulled over when they were listening to pot-smokin’ reggae too loud. Only some quick thinking and use of Smokescreen’s powers let them[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Comments Off on 12/04/2007
One of the problems I had with production this week was fitting the ship, which is longer than any of my set pieces, into shots. I made the executive decision to not use any background except my “soundstage”, a large[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Comments Off on 12/03/2007