215-Softwhere
(Author’s Note): Bear, the product placement in this strip is unmanageable. (Illustrator’s Note): Man, the product placement in this strip is unbearable.
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Superhero madness meets the madness of high-school. What could possibly go wrong?
216-Everybody Gets Atrophy!
(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?
217-Tiebroken
(Author’s Note): Silly, society is destroying society. Lord, I love the expressions Captain Stupendous can make. (Illustrator’s Note): 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!
218-Hidden Based
(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!
219-Hidedoubt
(Author’s Note): So Hero High has a budgetary waste issue. So it’s just like every other school. (Illustrator’s Note): I had to study up on modern and postmodern art to design this penthouse.
220-Knot Amused
(Author’s Note): I’m not a fan of this one. It’s naughty. (Illustrator’s Note): Draco would appear to have contracted NPC-itis.
221-Based On a True Story
(Author’s Note): 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. (Illustrator’s Note): This comic strip is a hologram. It never actually existed.
222-Walk This Whey
(Author’s Note): The moral of the story is to not teach morals to villains. (Illustrator’s Note): Creating a “Don’t Walk/Walk” sign was fun new challenge. A small one but still.
223-Super Skooled Origins: Lead Boy
(Author’s Note): 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. (Illustrator’s Note): I’m proud to have not created… Continue reading 223-Super Skooled Origins: Lead Boy
224-Super Skooled Origins: Claymore
(Author’s Note): The real lesson to learn here is to avoid all super-science after cocktail hour. (Illustrator’s Note): If I had total shpe changing abilities I would totally use them to be a sculptor.
