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Panel 2 makes it sound like Nimmo was on the losing side of that revolution, imaginary readers. But remember: he won, and was exiled mostly accidentally.
Popular fiction has taught Tryst that if you have ice powers, you don’t need to be a productive member of society.
Oryx is very vocal about Bloodsport’s film opinions, but he’s also a big ol’ grump.
A good reminder that Glorp is technically four, imaginary readers.
Pretty sure there’s no such thing as a sun allergy so terrible that you can’t leave the house, imaginary readers. But maybe there could be, and Tryst is very pale. Ms. Marrow is Bloodsport’s pen name. He needed something that[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Not giving up on your dreams is pretty stressful, imaginary readers. I couldn’t make a follow-up to that statement that wasn’t depressing.
Can blood whisper, imaginary readers? Well, some would argue it’s stranger for it to yell.
Blood golems are not necessarily good with technology, imaginary readers.
Glorp has great legs, imaginary readers, but you can take a good thing too far. (Originally Glorp was going to trip on his legs trying to turn around, but he stubbornly asserts his owlness, as he is want to do[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
That title is just an educated guess, imaginary readers. It’s what I wear when I write at home.