Posted by overgrownhobbit | Filed under Pop Culture
The Germ Shoots First
08 Wednesday Jul 2015
Meet the ‘Toon: Q
07 Tuesday Jul 2015
Posted in Behind the Frames
Q was the ‘toon who was never supposed to be. He was originally going to be a disembodied voice, always making commentary off-screen. That proved problematic, for a variety of reasons. So then we borrowed the Agent S character from a different comic (talk to Codex!), who was a spoon with a hat. Continue reading
The Eyeball-ization Remuneration Strategy
06 Monday Jul 2015
Facebook Is Always On
03 Friday Jul 2015
Posted in Evil League of Evil, Life as a Leftie
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Thanks to jcmgrav’s comment on this post for the genesis of the idea for this comic.
Meet the ‘Toon: Terri the Potato
02 Thursday Jul 2015
Posted in Behind the Frames, Life as a Leftie
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As it turns out, it is impossible to draw a cute spider. That is why Terri is a potato.
Instead of manipulating events from the center of her web, Terri is covered with eyes. She sees everything. Our astute readers might think Terri is the leader of the CHORFs, but they would be wrong! Don’t feel bad, Mom, Dear Readers: I had no idea either. And I’m the writer. Continue reading
The Mary Sue Complaint
01 Wednesday Jul 2015
Posted in Life as a Leftie
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CHORFS, Codex, Q, The Mary Sue
It’s okay for feminists to objectify men because of the patriarchy. So long as the patriarchy is hot.
Meet the ‘Toon: Wright the Raven
30 Tuesday Jun 2015
Posted in Evil League of Evil
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When raw intellect is needed, we call upon Wright the Raven. Tricky vocabulary? Check. Gentlemanly insults? Check. Cultured? Well, as much as we can make him. He is still a Raven, after all. Continue reading
Animal Farm (Cancelled)
29 Monday Jun 2015
Posted in Pop Culture
Now Recorded in Genderfail!
26 Friday Jun 2015
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‘Applesauce’ was an expletive in the 1940s. It is also a fitting name for a cat.
Meet the ‘Toon: Codex
25 Thursday Jun 2015
Posted in Behind the Frames, Uncategorized
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Codex is the cute little mushroom with the glasses who illustrates Tempest in a Teardrop.
In hindsight, I’m glad we went with the “talking mushroom” idea and not the “Dixie-accented cute confederate flag” design.
Really dodged a bullet there.
I sat her down and asked her some questions that our 1.5 loyal readers have demanded to know. Hypothetically. Continue reading
