Behold, I finally make it commercially.
I’m no fool. I understand the audience and what’s expected of modern entertainment. And so, I follow the trends and present the first adventures of an all new character: The Contessa Kristine Margarite Von Shoenefeld – beloved teenage celebutante heroine.
I wait by the phone for movie offers.
Now, to go draw for a living!
Ty the Guy OUT!
Here now, your sticky comic book moment:
Peter’s a teen-aged boy. Pray that it’s webbing. Pray with all your might.
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And for last week’s Belgian Bun Toon mashup:
At least she didn’t say it smelled like fresh linen.
Considering that it smells like rye bread toasted and some burnt almonds, I don’t see where the linen comes into the story.
Hah! I’m almost too embarrassed to admit that the cyborg vampires from an alternate future was actually a series I worked on for Vampirella years back after reading that.
Almost!
Gee Richard, I have no memory of that whatsoever. NO memory of the giant ship with the cyborg vampire standing on deck that started the story. No member of the way-cool dog that was there on deck. No memory at all. I’m not sure how the phrase “Cyborg vampire” even stuck in my head.
C’Thulu employing dream-bound cyborgs that moonlight (good location for that word) as vampires.
But, where are the bunnies?
Cheers!
Steven G. Willis
XOWComics.com
C’thulu Jr!
Good god, John. If you’d typed that three times, you would have summoned the little tyke. Don’t tempt fate, okay?
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Truly a seminal moment in the Marvel Age of Comics.
Come now, Paul. I expected a better comedic climax than that awful pun. You’ve spent the effort for nothing.
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