Superhero madness meets the madness of high-school. What could possibly go wrong?
(Illustrator’s Note): Today’s strip brought to you entirely by me. Y’know what? This partnership is holding me back. I think I’m just going to strike out on my own… (Illustrator’s Note): … and when I say “Strike Out” I mean I would definitely “Strike Out” if I was on my own.
(Writer’s Note): Anyone guess what we’re ripping off-I mean-being inspired by? (Illustrator’s Note): The thing I love about skeletons is, you cant tell the difference between them. So Copy and Paste away!
Happy Independence Day! I’ve never drawn fireworks before. This was an interesting experiment.
(Writer’s Note): We used our +2 Javelin of Procrastination on this one. (Illustrator’s Note): Sorry for the long wait, everybody. This week it was my turn to be busy. I got back from Charleston and then got a new job.
(Writer’s Note): All major credit cards accepted. Order now! (Illustrator’s Note): If we were to start offering action figures of these characters, I wonder if people would by them. Comment below and we’ll consider it a pre-order.
(Writer’s Note): At least we’re honest. (Illustrator’s Note): If we keep missing deadlines this rate we’ll be on Rob Liefeld’s level in no time.
(Writer’s Note): This is what happens when you pay your artists in exposure. (Illustrator’s Note): Trust me, it looked incredible in my imagination.
(Writer’s Note): Sometimes, you have to take what you can get. (Illustrator’s Note): He likes green.
(Writer’s Note): *Bleep* *Bleep* (Illustrator’s Note): I originally wanted it to be spelled “Meep, Meep,” but it was decided that would be too profane.
(Writer’s Note): Some people just can’t hack it. But I always can. Hack, that is. (Illustrator’s Note): In another news, I heard Masters of the Universe didn’t go over well.