T Campbell reads this site, so it’ll be easy to reach him for the Fans! crossover (if in fact they haven’t worked something out already). Wonder if Steve Troop’s still around to help arrange something for the Melonpool crossover.
The problem is that half the comics in each crossover are someone else’s copyrighted intellectual property, meaning it wouldn’t be legal to just post them here without express permission, especially with ad revenue in play.
We have permission from each other to run each other’s stuff on our websites. Hell, my half of the Melonpool crossover is in books Steve sells. It’s okay, don’t worry about it.
An erupting phallus is more like a phallus bursting out of the ground, methinks. Like one of those conveniently named mushrooms, for example: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phallus_impudicus
In old days, it was thought that all animals and plants were put on this world for the express purpose of serving humanity, and that plants would be shaped after the human organ they benefit upon ingestion– for example, that a liver-shaped plant would strengthen the liver.
Cue hundreds of idiot dudes eating dick-shaped mushrooms because they believed it’d make their dicks bigger.
There’s a flash game (turned full-fledged Steam release, actually) about using just such a giant beam gun to propel yourself through the air. It’s surprisingly hard to steer like that! The short free flash version is on Newgrounds and it’s called No Time To Explain.
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Is THAT where Anti-Joyce came from, commentary? =B
That makes me wonder. How are the crossover strips going to be presented when we get to them?
T Campbell reads this site, so it’ll be easy to reach him for the Fans! crossover (if in fact they haven’t worked something out already). Wonder if Steve Troop’s still around to help arrange something for the Melonpool crossover.
Could’ve sworn he was one of the Isle of Rangoon guys, but apparently that’s Trent Troop, so nevermind.
Trent and Steve are cousins, though!
What’s the issue with crossovers? Does Willis need his teammate’s permission to post the work again?
The problem is that half the comics in each crossover are someone else’s copyrighted intellectual property, meaning it wouldn’t be legal to just post them here without express permission, especially with ad revenue in play.
I think. I am no lawyer.
We have permission from each other to run each other’s stuff on our websites. Hell, my half of the Melonpool crossover is in books Steve sells. It’s okay, don’t worry about it.
Reminds me of the gun they show in Transmetropilitan where the salesman says you need two backup spines to safely fire it.
She handles it well apparently.
I love big pulsating guns!
…Did I already make this joke?
I seem to remember this arc. And that …er …gun, threw Joyce all over the place. But she did end up ‘handling it’ in a useful , I.E. dangerous manner.
Turns out that painting a large erupting thing pink, doesn’t make it more feminine looking.
Blasted the bows right off of it, didn’t she?
I love how Alan sees this and assumes the problem is with her boots.
Fairly sure he’s writing down what Joyce just told him.
An erupting phallus is more like a phallus bursting out of the ground, methinks. Like one of those conveniently named mushrooms, for example: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phallus_impudicus
In old days, it was thought that all animals and plants were put on this world for the express purpose of serving humanity, and that plants would be shaped after the human organ they benefit upon ingestion– for example, that a liver-shaped plant would strengthen the liver.
Cue hundreds of idiot dudes eating dick-shaped mushrooms because they believed it’d make their dicks bigger.
There’s a flash game (turned full-fledged Steam release, actually) about using just such a giant beam gun to propel yourself through the air. It’s surprisingly hard to steer like that! The short free flash version is on Newgrounds and it’s called No Time To Explain.
Originally posted:
September 9, 1999