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November 22nd, 2007

The Carnival Mascot’s View of the Beginning of the First Interplanetary War

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… And here’s a bonus comic! Since this is a bonus comic, I’ve tried something a little different. This one is not supposed to be funny - it’s more of a storytelling thing. I wanted to try something interesting with the framing.

Don’t worry, the usual sad robot jokes will be back this weekend.

9 Responses to “The Carnival Mascot’s View of the Beginning of the First Interplanetary War”

  1. Ryan Waddell Says:

    I love it! Who says comics always gotta be funny? To me it’s all about being ENTERTAINED. That doesn’t necessarily mean laughing :)

  2. Cody Says:

    For what it’s worth, I thought this one was hilarious!

  3. Jordan Says:

    This one is up there with your best, Kev!

  4. Shou Says:

    Other than the alien-monster-thing being NOT a Kromagg, it took me all the way back to my childhood of wacthing Sliders. Such an awesome sci-fi show.

    I like the art of the alien-robot-brain-monster things. :D
    Let’s just hope they never come into existance though, eh?

  5. Matt Says:

    I have to say this is one of my favourites man, I love alien invasion stories but they’re more interesting when told from a normal persons perspective, which you’ve taken to the extreme!

  6. Alec Says:

    Wow, this reminds me of the Cloverfield movie that came out way after this was written.

  7. Tim Says:

    This one is underrated. Really cool storytelling experiment.

  8. Asbduhas Says:

    Took me a while to realize the giant purple masses were the mascot’s arms/hands.

  9. QuadeHale Says:

    Man… seeing this now reminds me of Cloverfield, especially that first panel with the crash equalling the last 30 seconds of the movie… well done with the future-sight.

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