Zombies are surprisingly loyal.
on June 16, 2025
at 00:01
I’ve got the ‘rona, imaginary readers! Though it should be mostly better by the time you read this. I’m against plagues, incidentally.
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I made this one and then forgot to post it because I got sick. Whooops!
on June 11, 2025
at 00:16
Do you get stupid when you have a fever, imaginary readers? I do. Or, I feel like I do. It can be off-putting to feel your thoughts being sluggish.
It’s a lot easier to live well when the vampires are dead.
on June 9, 2025
at 00:01
Manea is the mother of the undead, imaginary readers, but she’ll 100% play favorites.
Birds eat mosquitos, incidentally.
on June 6, 2025
at 00:01
Look at this nerd, imaginary readers. I bet he doesn’t survive the night.
“Though I suppose she might happen to someone.”
on June 5, 2025
at 00:01
It’s hard to get concerned when a death god goes missing, imaginary readers.
Moral nothing. That’s like four bad omens.
on June 4, 2025
at 00:01
Tryst probably does have business cards, imaginary readers. She’s got a lot of disposable income.
No red flags there?
on June 3, 2025
at 00:01
So many people scream in agony as they leave my house, imaginary readers. My company is just that sought-after.
We call those “inside thoughts.”
on June 2, 2025
at 00:01
Oryx is so good at necromancy, imaginary readers. He could probably become a minor god if he wasn’t so danged human.
In another life, she was a chartered accountant.
on May 30, 2025
at 00:01
I like the implication that Manea has been doing a direct survey on all undead, imaginary readers. It tickles me.
You could replace “war criminal” with “animorph” and this would be the same comic.
on May 29, 2025
at 00:01
Manea’s not usually this antagonistic, imaginary readers. Sometimes you just start a conversation punchy.