“Oh god! we’re being killed!” should be declared by comic characters more often.
“Oh god! we’re being killed!” should be declared by comic characters more often.
That is a hilarious image. I wonder whose job it is to scrape down the sides of the hive
That is a hilarious image. I wonder whose job it is to scrape down the sides of the hive
I’d like to ponder the boing.
Is it a long boing, is it a soft boing?
Did the truck boing, would a duck boing?
Boing life.
I’d like to ponder the boing. Is it a long boing, is it a soft boing? Did the truck boing, would a duck boing? Boing life.
Ah yes the classic “im saying one thing but im thinking something somewhat related to the situation but its not typed unlike what im saying” comic trope, explored extensively by scott mccloud in his bestseller “understanding comics”
Ah yes the classic “im saying one thing but im thinking something somewhat related to the situation but its not typed unlike what im saying” comic trope, explored extensively by scott mccloud in his bestseller “understanding comics”
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“Oh god! we’re being killed!” should be declared by comic characters more often.
“Oh god! we’re being killed!” should be declared by comic characters more often.
That is a hilarious image. I wonder whose job it is to scrape down the sides of the hive
That is a hilarious image. I wonder whose job it is to scrape down the sides of the hive
I’d like to ponder the boing.
Is it a long boing, is it a soft boing?
Did the truck boing, would a duck boing?
Boing life.
I’d like to ponder the boing.
Is it a long boing, is it a soft boing?
Did the truck boing, would a duck boing?
Boing life.
Ah yes the classic “im saying one thing but im thinking something somewhat related to the situation but its not typed unlike what im saying” comic trope, explored extensively by scott mccloud in his bestseller “understanding comics”
Ah yes the classic “im saying one thing but im thinking something somewhat related to the situation but its not typed unlike what im saying” comic trope, explored extensively by scott mccloud in his bestseller “understanding comics”