Posts Tagged ‘Emery’
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Timing is everything.
These guys have the worst timing ever. How does BroWolf even find the trouble he “helps” with? How did he know the police were called?
And who’d have thought Cesar would call the cops? He was against Jonathan’s crazy experiments from the start, but to be straight up willing to send a friend to prison? Is it a betrayal, or does Jonatron deserve it? He is kind of a madman, and he does have sort of a body count going at this point.
In any case, if he doesn’t have to answer to his friends, I think BroWolf might have a few choice things to say to him. Stay tuned.
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Blues indeed. Did you know this is my 100th comic?
It’s time we say goodbye to Wendy and Solomon. It’s time we say goodbye to a lot of elements of the Weirdest City, as we approach the end of the story. There’s only about 5 strips left to go, so the pace is gonna pick up a little from here on out.
I dunno if those guys up there saw that one coming, but they probably should have. Let’s try to remember those two as a happy couple, rather than as pieces on the floor.
A wild Ditto appeared!
I guess it’s Pokemon Week here in the Weirdest City. There’s a lot of Pokemon. Too many even. But of all of them, Ditto is probably still the most unique. It can become any other pokemon, and apparently as such can mate with any other pokemon. That alone is disturbing enough, but if you grew up while the first season of Pokemon was on TV like me and remember the cartoon, then you remember that it can become an exact copy of anything except for the face, which is always this blank, creepy grin.
Can you imagine? Watching something turn into me from an amorphous blob already sounds like an unmitigated horror-fest, but for it to get me only like 97% right? Nightmare fuel.
That last 3% is critical. If you want to terrify someone, this method is super effective.
So I’m a bit of a hypocrite.
I bought the newest Pokemon (White) game, and it’s actually a lot of fun. In fact, it might be the most I’ve enjoyed a Pokemon game since the original two. But upon closer inspection, I realized that it’s probably because there are so many pokemon that echo the original set. There is a burrowing creature with massive claws, a two-level lightning (rather than fire) horse, a huge battle turtle, I tiny electric mouse, a prehistoric flying monster you can revive via fossil, etc. The list goes on. It’s almost like they went “Let’s make the first game over again and reuse all the same pokemon ideas.”
But it seems to work. I’m having a blast playing it. From the past. The nostalgia factor is really high.
What is Bigfoot’s problem? That guy is kind of a jerk. He paid for the ice cream, so clearly he didn’t want to steal the ice cream. He just wanted to steal it from Emery.