One of my better attributes as a sequential writer is my ability to create subplots. Here in this one strip I have introduced several: the first super-powered villain, who has history of some sort with Silence, and some interesting background[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
In all my years of reading comics, I don’t believe I’ve ever read a story where a superhero goes on a date, in or out of costume, that didn’t somehow involve a supervillain and a dastardly plot. Who’m I to[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Honestly, didn’t you just KNOW this was going to happen?
The “Whazzaaaaaaaap?” is a reference to Budweiser commercials from a few years ago. It doesn’t matter exactly who is calling Stonewall yet – odds are it’s either Slick or Stretch.
Here at The Adventures of the S-Team, we strive for top-tier, sophisticated humor. Phrases like “my back teeth are floating” are very unlikely to be seen. What? Oh, crap in a hat…
With this strip, I’ve begun adding a date and a strip number in the top right corner. There’s no real reason for this except to help with my own accounting. And yes, it’s another French joke. In my world, they[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
This is the third time I’ve used the phrase “Crap in a hat” in this strip. I think it’s becoming a catch phrase. One more and I might make a t-shirt…
Ever been to a restaurant with cuisine that’s completely unfamiliar to you? Imagine the confusion to someone who’s never eaten, say, Mexican food before. “What’s a burrito?” [just play along, okay?] “Well, it’s meat, beans, cheese, vegetables, and chili wrapped[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
This strip feels like an Abbott and Costello routine, with sort of a “Who’s on First” kind of humor.
The Sushi restaurant is the first new set I’ve built for the strip in a long time. And as far as the French jokes…sooner or later you’ve got to include some jokes at the French’s expense. One of the best[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…