>>1113
Holy crap I am in love with that outfit!

I'd love to hear how Halaster got that severe case of disproportion. Even his dominant arm (assuming he's right-handed) looks like a T-rex's.

I like this guy already. even if he is fruitier than Toucan Sam.

>>1127
>>1166

Seems a bit like a case of artistic self-insertion. That's how Beowulf dresses.

Left to right: Me, don't remember, Beo, don't remember. AC09.

>>1160

Don't give her ideas!

>>1164
Oh come on now, did you expect anything else? If mink wore a shirt, it would be red. Why else would he not be bothering Abel 24/7 in the main comic?

>>1171

... Maybe he graduated? ;A;

Actually this is plausible. I just went through the entire cubi academy arc and found no sign of Mink.

>>1161
>in color
it's so beautiful. ;.;

and I love the sandwiches being nailed on the walls. it was probably rocky's idea.

Fun fact. Despite being an obviously French influenced city (Fleur de lis on the flag and all), St. Louis also has a fairly sizable Irish population. This is probably related in some way to the fact that the place is also super-mega Catholic.

I love Lackadaisy because anything set in St. Louis gets my immediate approval.

>>1161

Ahahahahaha

>>1161

Omg that frown on Rocky's face.

Well, I expected a gigantic anticlimax like this from Brian.


Also, has any of you ever seen the forum thread where members submit their own comics using forum members as characters?
Seriously, you can get lost in that shit.

http://forum.nuklearpower.com/showthread.php?t=6113

Granted, there's only a few handfuls of them that are actually worth reading. Most are utter shit.

How they did it, part two.

Revenge, thy name is White Mage.

>>1163

Hahaha, the part about the mana vein. I remember that joke.

>>1147
I can see that, I'm just saying the angle makes her look creepy somehow.

>>1143
>>1148

Now that you mention it...

>>1116
Didn't someone mention that if you move the eye brows a bit it turns into a rape face. Or I could be wrong.

>>1143
all you need is a little blood on her... and I'll believe...

>>1076

Most likely the creator thinks all the extreme fetishes are a result of sexual repression, so without repression they don't exist...

:V

>>1144

Mostly it's just because they think sex is the root of all things, because sex and thinking about sex is what their own lives revolve around.

>>1145

I know a guy like that, though not that extreme.

>>1144

i dont buy it

some like it rough, some like it tied up, some like it in the butt, some like it tender

in the comic EVERYBODY HAVE SEX IN THE MISSIONARY POSSITION (well, some doggystyle too, but its all so painfully hetero and vanilla)

Also: OTP. <3

Yes and yes!

I loved this show when I was a kid. I still do. The idea of it coming back makes me really happy, thanks for posting this <3

Good job Comedy Central.

>>1124

Finally, they are putting their weight behind something worthwhile.

This show is the reason God created human consciousness.

Fearfully love the Gogo indeed.

>>166

true - Gogo has DAT. ASS. but is also delicously violent

Vanheist a very competent artist

http://vanheist.net

for reference

>These are an assortment of script pages for a Bomango story arc I felt compelled to work on. I don't write via traditional scriptage, i need pictures and faces to work out dialogue and story, basically using faces, shoulders, arms and hands to work it out, mostly.

>I have a general idea of where I want a story to go, but as i write stuff can change a lot. There are currently 60+ pages to this arc and it went in much different places than I expected. It began with Gogo trying to bully/impress/teach Andy something, and before long I started to see sides of the characters I hadn't before.

>I was also relieved to find that Gogo is much more accessible than I thought. I worried as she's become a much more superhuman figure that she'd be less interesting. Turns out she can really get kicked around in less obvious ways. There's also a weird shifting of authority that goes on between Didi and Gogo that kind of exploded out of nowhere at me too.

>Anyway, Andy's back, Hector's back, and I like Gogo and Didi better than ever, so hopefully them who actually care will see more of this story and beyond in the near future.