My planned storylines peaked at spring break, and I had a week or two left in the semester with basically nothing to do. And so I started breaking things. Out of boredom. Starting with the fourth wall.
I can’t remember if I kept on meaning to get these two together and just now got around to it at the tail-end of the year, or if this was just something fun I decided on spur-of-the-moment.
Why not just cram all of these Roomies!-based school projects together? Here’s one I drew a bit later, probably for some kind of psychology class? It’s about stimulus generalization. And Full House. Man, was Full House still on the air […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
It’s such a poignant ending that we forget that, hey, isn’t Danny sort of engaged to Joyce now maybe, and also he ditched their dinner with no explanation? Well, whatever. MOVING ON.
this silhouetted last panel is deep and meaningful
You know, Sal, if you said that out loud instead of just in your head, maybe you could get some help. Just a thought.
On one hand, Sal’s description of coming in and out of third story windows also happens to nicely encapsulate her ongoing emotional arc. It’s a hell of a lot easier for life to throw you in the grinder than it […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Good ol’ Sal. Question why Danny is acting so shiftily for maybe two seconds, then just run with it.
I gratuitously put myself in my own comic on April 3 for my nineteenth birthday, as you do. Apparently I’m Alex’s roommate! And there’s some sort of passive-aggressive plea for romantic companionship. True story: My awesome and thoughtful mom sent […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Clearly she didn’t need keys to begin with.
Loading ...