SCREECH!
on April 18, 2019 at 12:01 am“Not supposed to leave the apartment unsupervised.”
Howard, like Faz, is one of those characters whose defining personality traits are more endearing as teenagers than as adults.
“Not supposed to leave the apartment unsupervised.”
Howard, like Faz, is one of those characters whose defining personality traits are more endearing as teenagers than as adults.
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well, yeah, a grown-ass adult who’s not supposed to leave an apartment unsupervised is scary
or, I guess, in need of 24/7 medical assistance, but that’s ALSO scary (in a different way)
haha how is it I completely read past sound effects these days
I could’ve commented on “As soon as I find it I can go help Screech!” wow, saved by the bell
Just because you know someone’s gonna ask the question… what if Screech was an abductee?
There. Done.
Guess I should ask what Howard’s abductee power would be, while we’re avoiding the topic.
Perfect memory, it would’ve perfect for someone as nerdy as Howard
I feel like Danny is extra mean in this strip. This feels like stuff Joe would say.
I may be remembering wrong, but I’m pretty sure everyone’s kinda mean to Howard in It’s Walky. But also DoA Danny is much better than this universe’s Danny.
Eh, he’s under a little stress at the moment, what with trying to get his girlfriend out of an active combat zone and all. I can see where that would make even the nicest people be a little curt.
Listen, killing somebody’s sister can only make you have so much patience.
No biscuits for you, Howard! 😛
Faz is never endearing, no matter the age.
You got his sister killed you jackass!
I mean, true, making Howard and Faz kids in DoA does make them more sympathetic, but I think it’s less the de-aging directly and more the fact that it means they’re now under the thumbs of their respective abusive father figures.