Did you see? Did you see? Lilawyn’s back, doing Vincent Macropods in color! I’m so excited! She’ll be doing them out of order now, so as to keep you guessing. On your toes. More are coming! Let’s have a round of applause!
Regarding my week, the less said, the better. Everything will be okay, though. Here’s a cartoon. It is dedicated to basically everyone I know.
I nearly forgot it was Friday. Enjoy “Vincent Macropod in Nin Ja” in stunning Technicolor!
Here are some things that I believe to be true. They are largely unrelated to one another.
- A lot of the webcomics that I admire - Penny Arcade, Bob the Angry Flower - shy away from any whisper of ‘continuity’ with a passion and vigor that I don’t really understand. I mean, I certainly reserve the right to suddenly put Vincent in Middle-Earth, or kill him, or whatever, and then feel free to go back to normal the following week. But why should that mean I can’t draw two episodes in sequence? Which is what I’ve done here.
- My car died this weekend, due to it being seven hundred degrees below zero. My friend Mark got it started up again. So I’d like to give a big hand to Mark.
- Probably gonna see Cloverfield tomorrow. I’ll let you know how that works out.
So tired! So goddamn tired. Look, here’s a cartoon I hope you like it. Especially you to whom it is dedicated. You know who you are.
Sleeeeeepy…
Perhaps the funniest moment in Resident Evil: Extinction appears in the extras, where Paul W.S. Anderson, a true god among hacks, claims that he single-handedly reinvented the zombie film . “No one made a zombie film for fifteen years before Resident Evil,” he boasts, a claim which even a cursory glance at any list of zombie films will quickly debunk. Bold pioneer that he is Anderson claims goes on to brag about his daring choice to shoot a zombie in the daylight… ground well-tread not only in Romero’s Dawn of the Dead twenty-nine years previous, but also in the 2004 Zack Snyder remake. Yeah, Paul. You’re a real ground-breaker.