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34 - Better Left Unsaid |
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03/09/07
Countrycide |
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Somebody on one of the comics forums I occasionally post
on in the hopes of attracting some visitors (it doesn't
work) recently asked to be pointed towards comics that
were "distinctively British". Woo, I thought.
I am a British citizen and thus my comic is British.
But then I realised that, well, there might not be a lot
that's British about it, apart from the author. The art
is mainly Japanese-inspired, the story has its roots in
Greek legend, and it's set in Turkey. This comic is as
British as lederhosen. But there may be some hope in
retaining my comic citizenship, as today's comic
features somebody dressed as a sheep. Dressing people as
farm animals is a staple of tiresome British farce. Were
I to continue in this vein, the next comic would see Ess
being chased by an amorous ram... so it's just as well
that I won't be doing that. Sorry, farce fans. And sorry
to you too, bestiality fans. Given some of the stranger
Google hits I've been getting, I'll wager that there are
at least some of you lurking in the wings.
Meanwhile, I've started posting some of my very early
character sketches in yonder forums. So if you'd like to
see what my first ideas for the Amazoness! cast
were, get your arses over there. And the rest of you as
well. It is very difficult to browse and post on the
Internet using only your arse, although it is
possible, as 4chan consistently proves.
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I've read the Internet.
It's rubbish. |
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