I swear that half the fun of writing this strip is coming up with new characters to play with. Lead Boy is basically a mix of Big Boy from those old 1950s diners and the Metal Men from DC comics.
Also, the Finger gun returns.
I’m proud to have not created a single original background for this strip… That’s something to be proud of, right?
The moral of the story is to not teach morals to villains.
Creating a “Don’t Walk/Walk” sign was fun new challenge. A small one but still.
This strip is loosely based on a true story. I know a student who actually used this as an excuse to get out of trouble once. No one argued with him.
This comic strip is a hologram. It never actually existed.
I’m not a fan of this one. It’s naughty.
Draco would appear to have contracted NPC-itis.
So Hero High has a budgetary waste issue.
So it’s just like every other school.
I had to study up on modern and postmodern art to design this penthouse.
This is what happens when you put your principals to work.
Once again, the middle panel took me forever to draw, but it was TOTALLY worth it!
Silly, society is destroying society.
Lord, I love the expressions Captain Stupendous can make.
It would appear I’ve succumbed to the art of cramming as many characters into a page as humanly possible. George Perez would be proud.
NEXT TIME: Get to see the inside of Captain Stupendous’s office. STAY TUNED!
Boy, we sure crammed a lot of the cast in this one.
Sorry Taylor.
Not really.
… Wha? Wait, how did you know what my comment was going to be about?
Bear, the product placement in this strip is unmanageable.
Man, the product placement in this strip is unbearable.
Traffic Jams are far more deadly and inconvenient than any alien incursion.
You know something is wrong when Draco looks comfortable.
