Superhero madness meets the madness of high-school. What could possibly go wrong?
(Writer’s Note): It’s okay, she doesn’t stand a chance. The committee only pays attention to regular industry regulars. It’s a networking fiasco that demonstrates the adage, “It’s not what you know, it’s who you know.” Which makes the Dr. Doomsday awards only half as corrupt as the Hugo Awards. It’s okay, we’ll get there. Onwards… Continue reading 581-Transfermation
(Writer’s Note): No good deed goes unpunished. (Illustrator’s Note): This is the first time we’ve gotten to start a chapter right at the beginning of the year, so I’m setting it in the winter, just to change things up a bit.
(Writer’s Note): What kind of boat does the CCA use? A Censor-ship! (Illustrator’s Note): I think Draco needs to revisit a previous strip, a couple of chapters back. https://superskooled.com/superskooled/485-oh-bleep/
(Writer’s Note): Is it really a stretch that he’d just up and buy his way onto the board of directors? (Illustrator’s Note): Callback to Chapter 1:
(Writer’s Note): Someone’s in for a learning curve. (Illustrator’s Note): This is basically the conversation that’s been happening, between me and Twitless, concerning Liz’s powers, for YEARS, now.
(Writer’s Note): As Deadspin and Kotaku circle the drain, I must confess it was pure coincidence that we hit the zeitgeist here. (Illustrator’s Note): I hope we get to show Principal X’s face, soon. It’s getting harder and harder to fit him properly in the frame. Especially when it’s dark.
I almost had him say: “Bunny you should ask.” But I wouldn’t do that to you. Happy Easter.
(Writer’s Note): (Illustrator’s Note): At least the Pizza looks good. She has a corporation of elves who bake cookies for her, too.
I don’t think I need to say anything.