Not much to say today, imaginary readers. Maybe tomorrow. It’s happened before.
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Pu-hoy. I’m pretty tired, imaginary readers. Perhaps I should sleep. Perhaps! Unrelated: I was greatly surprised to find I hadn’t already done a Don Quixote comic. It’s a pretty interesting book if you can get past the archaic language and[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
If you’re wondering why Baba’s house, it’s because I have canonically established it as closest to Manea’s. That’s called continuity, imaginary readers. Also, it was always going to be Baba. Baba has a tragic lack of sidekicks in her life,[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
I decided to check in on our unattended to side characters, imaginary readers. It was kind of fun to take their goofy designs and turn them into costumes. BUT It did take me forever to figure out what Feryal’s costume[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Geez, imaginary readers. Never ask these two to do two comics in a row. I get so much sass from them. On the bright side, (rimshot) my power’s back on! So life is back to being uneventful. Welp.
So turns out I haven’t had an actual Halloween comic in two years, imaginary readers. AND it turns out that Halloween’s on a Saturday this year, so no comic then, obviously. I distinctly remember thinking a devil attack was a[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
So this must be what Yont and Chompers got up to while Nimmo dethroned a frog, Rick and Manea got all awkward, and Baba turned into a cat. Kind of a letdown, when you think about it.
This is what happens when you make villains cute, imaginary readers. You get attached, and before you know it, they’ve been adopted by your tadpole ninja character. … Look, it’s not a perfect metaphor. Probably a bit specific, if I’m[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Lord Downy is not happy with his blood magic being undone by Jamie’s boring-ass NORMAL magic. Turns out blood magic is just gross, I guess. Lesson learned. Happy weekend, imaginary readers.
Baba does not want to have to burn another bed. An overreaction? Maybe, but you don’t know what gods do to beds, imaginary readers. It’s probably not worth thinking about.