Comics are full of unusual and unexpected familial relationships. The television show Heroes has taken that to heart, and I figured I’d better start exploring some of the complex relationships between my own characters. So yes, Dr. Heather is Science[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Poor Tortoise. I’ve had this joke saved up for a really long time. I was just getting so much mileage out of the “this is really heavy” bit that I couldn’t bear to make his life any easier.
Anyone who’s dealt with an American health insurance company will agree they’re far more devious and evil than any supervillain organization could ever hope to be.
Tortoises aren’t known for their lightning-fast reflexes.
Geoffrey asked for a look at the back of Tyrant’s wheelchair – good timing, eh? It’s official. Tyrant has now created a new team. It doesn’t have a name yet – or a headquarters – or anything more than a[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Sometimes a strip just speaks for itself.
Bald…beardless…wheelchair… Obviously, he’s Professor Xavier. 😉
“Yes, we are all individuals” is from Monty Python’s Life of Brian – their take on the story of Jesus. Comic books are notorious for fiendishly complicated plots. Here’s a dirty little secret about comic books in general: they’re soap[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Once again, Turbo Explains It All to us in his own inimitable style.
If there’s something that really ought not to be said, you can pretty much trust Turbo to say it.