What I love every time I see this comic is that Alex knew he would be persecuted for his art, and has accepted it.

I think it’s saying the third little pig (the rich one) is in league with the wolves. It literally has blood on its hooves

the whole “Deckard’s a replicant thing” is lame because it ruins his character arc if he is. IMO the whole film is a comparison of the human Deckard who coldly murders replicants without mercy (like a machine) vs the replicant Roy who kills with passion, and eventually grants mercy to his enemy. The replicant is “more human than human”, and the human is more machine-like than the machine. Deckard’s story is going from a robot-man to someone who actually feels alive and concern for someone other than himself at the end.

It’s great when dystopic defense contractors take names from the things I love! Palmer Luckey started one called Anduril, and I just can’t tell you how much I love these fucking shits co-opting Tolkien’s words in their endeavors to profit on oppression and murder.

goddamn can sukeban nail an aesthetic

I also prefer the 2012 art to the modern style, but if Mike likes to draw the way he does now then good for him. He’s clearly demonstrated his artistic prowess over the years and I’d guess wanted to make his own exaggerated style. It’s definitely instantly recognizable as his

PA refers to Penny Arcade, a gaming culture webcomic that’s run since '98 that’s linked by Corngood up there. Tycho Brahe (besides being a 16th centure Danish astronomer) is name of one of the main characters in the comic as well as the pseudonym of it’s main writer, Jerry Holkins.

this has to be satire

Must be nice having lasers that shoot outta your eyes and nose

Thought it was a council

It helps to not dread tomorrow

You can misspell could, wanted, and school. Hell, you can wish to blow the school up. But I’ll be damned if I’m going to let you disrespect the great state of Kentucky!

I am thriving.

Cauldron? Bubbling.

Herbs? Drying.

Kitties? In.