(Author’s Note): I hope everyone sees how this character fits the vision of our comic. (Illustrator’s Note): This character is actually a mix of an idea I had for a character and an idea Logan had been planning for awhile. I noticed how the two kind of fit together.
(Author’s Note): Did you forget that this strip is supposed to be about a school for supervillains too? So did we. (Illustrator’s Note): You have no idea how many posible insults I went through for Ann’s quip. Including but not limited to: “Big & Tall” “Old Smokey” “Chunky Monkey” “Silent but Deadly” “Big Mac” “Little… Continue reading 205-Meaniewhile
(Author’s Note): So, we took inspiration from the old Fleischer Superman cartoons for the design of Draco’s attic and Doom Ray. Anyone whose watched those things will recall that there’s this one hill outside the city where all the bad guys would always set up shop. I like to imagine that Draco’s jut the new… Continue reading 275-Rayge Against the Machine
(Author’s Note): Channeling my inner Johnny Bravo here. (Illustrator’s Note): Come to think of it, how does Frankie see through those glasses either?
(Author’s Note): I doubt anyone will recognize this comic anymore. (Illustrator’s Note): I’m so glad to finally get to use this character. Now we’ll see just what she’s really capable of.
(Author’s Note): After this many strips, you would expect us to be good at this. I like to surprise people. (Illustrator’s Note): 400th Strip everyone. WHOO HOO! We’ve been doing this for over 4 years now.
(Author’s Note): Omae wa mou shindeiru. (Illustrator’s Note): Begining to love Anne’s character. The sarcasm is unbearably wonderful.
(Author’s Note): I’m enjoying exploring different character relationships. We have many characters in the strip, and many of them have yet to interact. (Illustrator’s Note): Error as in Frankie found himself a date.
(Author’s Note): Who are these people? It’s like writing an entirely new comic strip. (Illustrator’s Note): Haven’t used this background since way back in chapter 2.
(Author’s Note): I always think of Frankie as a mix between some cast member from Grease and Johnny Bravo. It’s not the first time I’ve snuck in a reference to one of the best cartoons ever. (Illustrator’s Note): Logan asked me to have Frankie do a Johnny Bravo imitation, so here we are.
