Glorp has had many discussions about his body with his gelatinous blood dad, imaginary readers. He is also remarkably well-adjusted, for someone with a gelatinous blood dad.
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I like this one, imaginary readers. I think I sometimes forget how much some small action can spice up these conversations. Plus, I wanted to convey that the girls are coming of age and dealing with new types of problems,[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Glorp’s biological parents were a dead pile of goop and a sentient pile of goop, imaginary readers. I don’t know what Carrie expected.
Glorp is great under pressure, imaginary readers. Except for that one time that he had a panic attack, and that other time, when he had a waking nightmare. Glorp is getting better under pressure.
Glorp has questionable biology, imaginary readers. Maybe everyone should stop ignoring that.
I thought this one might work as long one panel, imaginary readers. Looking at it, I can form no strong opinions.
I had a thought, imaginary readers, that I don’t know what to do with. Could Tryst solve global warming, or at least help with the symptoms of polar ice melt? A brief google search has not provided an answer to[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
It’s possible that Turquoise is bad at picking confidants, imaginary readers, but maybe she shouldn’t be so easy to tease.
New storyline, imaginary readers! I keep coming up with storylines for the kids to do, so here we are.
The Theater Bats can either be indulgent with each other or entirely done with their own nonsense, imaginary readers. Very little in-between.