Never stop at one sword.
on February 4, 2026
at 23:52
Phineas has lost the plot, imaginary readers. What’s a simple archeologist fishman to do?
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That rabbit has a dirty mouth.
on February 3, 2026
at 00:01
This is one of those comics that seems like it would be a fun one for someone to stumble upon with no context.
It’s that adorable fish face. His curse.
on February 2, 2026
at 00:01
If he could scowl, this whole thing would be going a lot differently.
Ghosts shouldn’t casually bring up their death memories like that.
on January 30, 2026
at 00:01
Lepus is a prey animal, imaginary readers. He knows when to get out of there.
A generic bedsheet-type ghost with an eyepatch will never not be funny to me.
on January 28, 2026
at 00:01
Phineus, a fish-man with the word “fin” in his name, is never the guy you expect to be subtle.
I’m also bad at carrying things, but mostly out of laziness.
on January 28, 2026
at 00:01
I sure hope these are handheld ancient artifacts, imaginary readers. If they’re, like, pillars, we might have wanted to bring a bigger recovery team.
Dang. I think I made the barrels unnecessarily detailed.
on January 27, 2026
at 00:01
Lepus has rabbit magic, imaginary readers. He should just embrace it.
He’s going to throw that bunny at a pirate later.
on January 26, 2026
at 00:01
Maybe being an archaeologist is like an Indiana Jones movie in this universe, imaginary readers. Phineus is just constantly shooting Nazis.
Also, he can make bubbles, I guess. Should have been the first thing he mentioned.
on January 23, 2026
at 00:01
Why would you need lights when you have natural darkvision, imaginary readers? The Atlanteans have it all figured out.
Ooh! He could come out of a hat!
on January 22, 2026
at 00:01
Phineus is not a superhero, imaginary readers, so this is a pretty questionable team-up.