Counterfeit Cliffhangers are hurting WotC, please destroy them on sight.
Counterfeit Cliffhangers are hurting WotC, please destroy them on sight.
I feel greedy making all this input, but I guess if no-one else chimes in…
I think that Maggot, being the hip new character™, deserves a starring role in the next comic.
No, I appreciate it.
I feel greedy making all this input, but I guess if no-one else chimes in…
I think that Maggot, being the hip new character™, deserves a starring role in the next comic.
No, I appreciate it.
TBH, I imagined the yacht having bird wings, soaring gracefully overhead, flapping gently and peacefully towards the parking lot, and finally making a crash landing into the gas station. I really like this storyline, though. It has all the non sequiters of Mountain Time with better art and more continuity.
The characters face a famous philosophical quandary without realizing it.
TBH, I imagined the yacht having bird wings, soaring gracefully overhead, flapping gently and peacefully towards the parking lot, and finally making a crash landing into the gas station. I really like this storyline, though. It has all the non sequiters of Mountain Time with better art and more continuity.
The characters face a famous philosophical quandary without realizing it.
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Counterfeit Cliffhangers are hurting WotC, please destroy them on sight.
Counterfeit Cliffhangers are hurting WotC, please destroy them on sight.
I feel greedy making all this input, but I guess if no-one else chimes in…
I think that Maggot, being the hip new character™, deserves a starring role in the next comic.
No, I appreciate it.
I feel greedy making all this input, but I guess if no-one else chimes in…
I think that Maggot, being the hip new character™, deserves a starring role in the next comic.
No, I appreciate it.
TBH, I imagined the yacht having bird wings, soaring gracefully overhead, flapping gently and peacefully towards the parking lot, and finally making a crash landing into the gas station. I really like this storyline, though. It has all the non sequiters of Mountain Time with better art and more continuity.
The characters face a famous philosophical quandary without realizing it.
TBH, I imagined the yacht having bird wings, soaring gracefully overhead, flapping gently and peacefully towards the parking lot, and finally making a crash landing into the gas station. I really like this storyline, though. It has all the non sequiters of Mountain Time with better art and more continuity.
The characters face a famous philosophical quandary without realizing it.