I can’t help but see that black line on Stoker’s visor as a censorship bar. Which begs the question of what’s being censored, maybe it’s like a cartoon when they’re thinking of money and have dollar signs for eyes, but in this context it’s genitals instead. Actually normal eyeballs do look like boobs depending how you draw ’em, so maybe that’s the reason. Which begs the question, why aren’t the other characters’ eyes being censored? Did you really expect to get away with such wanton filth?
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I can’t help but see that black line on Stoker’s visor as a censorship bar. Which begs the question of what’s being censored, maybe it’s like a cartoon when they’re thinking of money and have dollar signs for eyes, but in this context it’s genitals instead. Actually normal eyeballs do look like boobs depending how you draw ’em, so maybe that’s the reason. Which begs the question, why aren’t the other characters’ eyes being censored? Did you really expect to get away with such wanton filth?
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I look forward to the future where mercenary teams can be dispensed from vending machines
I look forward to the future where mercenary teams can be dispensed from vending machines
That is a terrible message, and I LOVE the old Pepsi logo. This guy.. this is not my kinda guy.
And there’s STILL no trees.
not that I even want trees. I assumed he’d go somewhere weird with it.
I’m feeling conflicted about this guy. I like the old Pepsi logo, but I also like positive messages to today’s kids.
But hasn’t he already with the tree well/well tree thing?
This is a pretty deep cut, Dogman. Uh, I’m glad you’re enjoying the archives.
You better believe that I survived. It was a long, difficult journey, but finally I discovered the ultimate truth – that Oliver has a helluva lot more dialog than Jim does.
Also, you use double exclamation marks more often than single ones.
That is a terrible message, and I LOVE the old Pepsi logo. This guy.. this is not my kinda guy. And there’s STILL no trees. not that I even want trees. I assumed he’d go somewhere weird with it.
I’m feeling conflicted about this guy. I like the old Pepsi logo, but I also like positive messages to today’s kids.
But hasn’t he already with the tree well/well tree thing?
This is a pretty deep cut, Dogman. Uh, I’m glad you’re enjoying the archives.
You better believe that I survived. It was a long, difficult journey, but finally I discovered the ultimate truth – that Oliver has a helluva lot more dialog than Jim does.
Also, you use double exclamation marks more often than single ones.
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I can’t help but see that black line on Stoker’s visor as a censorship bar. Which begs the question of what’s being censored, maybe it’s like a cartoon when they’re thinking of money and have dollar signs for eyes, but in this context it’s genitals instead. Actually normal eyeballs do look like boobs depending how you draw ’em, so maybe that’s the reason. Which begs the question, why aren’t the other characters’ eyes being censored? Did you really expect to get away with such wanton filth?
This comment has been brought to you by TOTE™ (Train-of-thought Enterprises).
I can’t help but see that black line on Stoker’s visor as a censorship bar. Which begs the question of what’s being censored, maybe it’s like a cartoon when they’re thinking of money and have dollar signs for eyes, but in this context it’s genitals instead. Actually normal eyeballs do look like boobs depending how you draw ’em, so maybe that’s the reason. Which begs the question, why aren’t the other characters’ eyes being censored? Did you really expect to get away with such wanton filth?
This comment has been brought to you by TOTE™ (Train-of-thought Enterprises).
I look forward to the future where mercenary teams can be dispensed from vending machines
I look forward to the future where mercenary teams can be dispensed from vending machines
That is a terrible message, and I LOVE the old Pepsi logo. This guy.. this is not my kinda guy.
And there’s STILL no trees.
not that I even want trees. I assumed he’d go somewhere weird with it.
I’m feeling conflicted about this guy. I like the old Pepsi logo, but I also like positive messages to today’s kids.
But hasn’t he already with the tree well/well tree thing?
the what?
You know, the thing thingy. It had that setting.
This website really needs a search function.
Your title suggestion for this comic: https://outercitylimits.com/outer/exciting-day-after-leap-day-comic-extravaganza/
This is a pretty deep cut, Dogman. Uh, I’m glad you’re enjoying the archives.
You better believe that I survived. It was a long, difficult journey, but finally I discovered the ultimate truth – that Oliver has a helluva lot more dialog than Jim does.
Also, you use double exclamation marks more often than single ones.
That is a terrible message, and I LOVE the old Pepsi logo. This guy.. this is not my kinda guy.
And there’s STILL no trees.
not that I even want trees. I assumed he’d go somewhere weird with it.
I’m feeling conflicted about this guy. I like the old Pepsi logo, but I also like positive messages to today’s kids.
But hasn’t he already with the tree well/well tree thing?
the what?
You know, the thing thingy. It had that setting.
This website really needs a search function.
Your title suggestion for this comic: http://www.outercitylimits….
This is a pretty deep cut, Dogman. Uh, I’m glad you’re enjoying the archives.
You better believe that I survived. It was a long, difficult journey, but finally I discovered the ultimate truth – that Oliver has a helluva lot more dialog than Jim does.
Also, you use double exclamation marks more often than single ones.