If we were really concerned about the end-of-the-world, we probably should have picked a more disaster-prone actor like Kevin Spacey. Now there’s a REAL catastrophe.
Hope someone’s actually reading this after out April Fools stund last week.
APRIL FOOLS’!
But you already knew that.
At least we get to be merciful, now.
I originally wanted to give a whole explanation in the remarks about how times and schedules are changing and how: “Logan and I are just too busy to keep up with the weekly schedule, so we’d decided to end the comic. This is it, blah. blah, blah, “See ya round folks“. BUUUUUUUT we were afraid if we were TOO serious about it, people might actually be fooled completely and stop reading. Better to keep you guys in suspense for a few days.
Thanks for sticking with us, guys.
Hope we didn’t lose anyone, there.
Thanks for reading.
Not exactly where I expected things to go, but at least it’s unique.
Callback, anyone?
What other words would you use to describe Draco?
One of those accusations is far more serious than the others.
What else should Brad have called Draco out for? Comment below.
Well, that took a dark turn.
I’m not sure if there’s is enough red in this strip, what do you think?
By all rights, that comet should have hit the planet weeks ago.
The end is near… of this chapter.
Superhero vs Math, round three.
I shall let you awe in admiration of that beautiful commet explosion.
The comet is clearly following all rules of nature and should be commended for its performance.
I’m kinda glad he didn’t reverse time, otherwise I’d have to redraw every strip in this chapter, all over again.
True Evil knows when to let Good do all the work.
This strip is a little… dark.
