(Author’sNote): And here we find that a catastrophic failure of critical thinking is not limited to one side of the Superhero/Supervillain divide. (Illustrator’s Note): This is actually the first time I’ve ever done thought bubbles so go easy on me guys.
(Author’sNote): It is indeed true that eating cafeteria food is a magical experience. It’s just the kind of magic that leaves you with a rash. (Illustrator’s Note): Remember what I said about that NEON GREEN GLOW.
(Author’sNote): Gluten-Free bread. The final form of psychological horror.
(Author’sNote): What do you think the rocky road flavor has in it? (Illustrator’s Note): Unique looking as Emily’s word bubbles are, I wonder what happens when she speaks with her mouth full.
(Author’sNote): Which Witch is Which? I Which I could tell you. (Illustrator’s Note): Give it up for some literal onomatopoeia.
(Author’sNote): Peter Piper picked a Peck of Pickled Hair. (Illustrator’s Note): This is probably the weirdest thing I’ve ever had to draw. Anyone else reminded of “Bride of Frankenstein” here?
(Author’sNote): I hope this joke doesn’t bomb with our audience. (Illustrator’s Note): FYI: Those are atoms, not snow flakes, on Dr. Scientist’s Tie.
(Author’sNote): It’s ok. Liz has her concealed carry permit. (Illustrator’s Note): Thought I’d give Liz some black leggings to make her look less 1950’s and more contemporary.
(Author’sNote): In a superhero universe, when life gets you down, you solve your problems with violence. Just like in real life! (Illustrator’s Note): For a Bonus Comic CLICK HERE
(Author’sNote): Sometimes, a strip just coalesces in your mind almost instantly. This strip just made itself, and Taylor delivered perfectly. (Illustrator’s Note): Of course as we’ve seen, now, this isn’t so hard.
