75-War Scone
(Author’s Note): That poor, poor landscape. What did it ever do to you? (Illustrator’s Note): This war torn landscape is littered with the remains of the hand of the artist who drew it…
(Author’s Note): That poor, poor landscape. What did it ever do to you? (Illustrator’s Note): This war torn landscape is littered with the remains of the hand of the artist who drew it…
(Author’s Note): This joke is trash. (Illustrator’s Note): Yes, I ripped off “Patton” in that second panel. Please don’t sue us.
(Author’s Note): Did you know that “gullible” is a made up word that isn’t in the dictionary? Look it up. I’ll wait.
(Author’s Note): Can I recant this comic? (Illustrator’s Note): Gee for being a grumpy old hag, the lunch lady sure gives out a lot of free food. Maybe that’s the only way she can get rid of it.
(Author’s Note): So, we basically envisioned the Lunch Lady as a kinda witch/evil Mary Poppins. Hence the umbrella. (Illustrator’s Note): Guess it’s time for the green hair again.
(Author’s Note): I have no mouth, and I must REEEEEEEEE (Illustrator’s Note): I’m half expecting “The Paper” to scroll down from the top.
(Author’s Note): Next time in superhero math, we’ll be learning how many cakes Lex Luthor stole. (Illustrator’s Note): Would you believe that the crummy screen graphics in this strip were actually the hardest and most complicated thing to draw?
(Author’s Note): One man’s art is another woman’s cryogenic assault. (Illustrator’s Note): Sorry, couldn’t help putting the Batman Vs Superman reference in there.
(Author’s Note): Winter is coming… (Illustrator’s Note): I feel like Frankie should be the one with a water droplet next to his head.
(Author’s Note): You know, I don’t really care for this comic. (Illustrator’s Note): Ah great, now people are gonna be asking me to draw Liz turning into a Rocket Launcher.