(Author’s Note): I’m pretty sure that the U.N. will soon classify Timeshares as a crime against humanity. I’m also increasingly impressed by the amount of energy that Taylor can infuse in the poses of the characters. Draco’s reveal in panels two and three really shines here. The punchline might be in panel four, but the… Continue reading 141-Dramatic Reveal
(Author’s Note): Those who ignore history are doomed to repeat those who ignore history are doomed to repeat it. (Illustrator’s Note): I just remembered, I’m gonna be busy on Friday. Can I postpone next weeks comic till like, a month from now?
(Author’s Note): The real beauty of comics is that Liz has been falling for over a week. Where did she start, the moon? (Illustrator’s Note): This is the moment I’ve been waiting for since the begining of chapter 2. The saving, not necessarily the splatting.
(Author’s Note): So we modeled Liz’s expression in panel four on Lucy van Pelt. That girl had a pair of lungs on her. (Illustrator’s Note): I wasn’t here for this Strip. I was too busy cuddling kittens.
(Author’s Note): The grass is always greener when you eat it. (Illustrator’s Note): Everyone knows moving a lawn is easier when you can fly.
(Author’s Note): Somebody set us up the bird. For Great Justice. (Illustrator’s Note): Aaaaaand with that my disposition as a self respecting comic artist dies a cruel death.
(Author’s Note): Boy, we sure crammed a lot of the cast in this one. Sorry Taylor. Not really. (Illustrator’s Note): … Wha? Wait, how did you know what my comment was going to be about?
(Author’s Note): This is what happens when you put your principals to work. (Illustrator’s Note): Once again, the middle panel took me forever to draw, but it was TOTALLY worth it!
(Author’s Note): Some of you might be wondering why there’s a baseball diamond in the middle of a football field…
(Author’s Note): I threw this comic together on the fly. Also, I love how Captatin Stupendous isn’t the butt of every joke. Its nice that he gets to mourn over failures not of his own making. (Illustrator’s Note): Had to look up baseball helmets on Google images before I got it right.
