You may now gripe at me for this cliffhanger. Monday won’t come soon enough, I’m sure…
Comments Off on 11/10/2006
Archive for 04. Concerning Greebles
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Hattori Hanzo is, of course, the greatest swordsmith in the world, according to the movie Kill Bill. Losing your Hattori Hanzo blades would be the equivalent of, say, having the entire tax bases of the East and West Coasts suddenly[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Comments Off on 11/09/2006
The Gelatinous Cube of Dungeons and Dragons fame ate organic material and left alone stuff like metal (D ‘n’ D invented stuff like Green Slime or Black Puddings and Rust Monsters as other methods for DMs to relieve characters of[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Comments Off on 11/08/2006
I like using this particular setup, with some folks watching others pass by, then commenting about it in the last strip.
Comments Off on 11/07/2006
Admit it, didn’t you just know something like this was coming?
Comments Off on 11/06/2006
“By Grabthar’s Hammer” was an oath uttered by Alan Rickman’s character on the very funny Galaxy Quest. At one point in the movie, Tim Allen’s character is being pursued by a giant rock monster. Stonewall is also a giant rock[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Comments Off on 11/03/2006
Ever seen a game of jai alai? It’s crazy insane. People DIE playing this sport. The ESPN 8 reference is to the movie Dodgeball, where the fictional channel ESPN 8’s tagline is “If it’s almost sports, it’s on ESPN 8.”
Comments Off on 11/02/2006
Is the suspense killing you yet? I didn’t realize just how vibrant the red LEGO elements are until the closeup shots for this strip. Wow, they ARE bright.
Comments Off on 11/01/2006
If you haven’t seen the movie The New Guy, well, it isn’t that bad really. In fact, it has some very funny parts to it, in spite of being mostly a teenager comedy. At one point the main character is[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Comments Off on 10/31/2006
Subtext is a fun thing to use when scripting. Without saying anything specific, Smokescreen clearly has something on his mind, and I can leave it up to the reader to imagine what the next sentence he says is. Whatever it[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Comments Off on 10/30/2006