I told AI, "A sasquatch tackles her" and that's what it came up with. It actually looks a lot like a D&D owlbear.

The only Tarzan I watched growing up was the Saturday morning cartoon version.

Their break will be fighting villains.

And I do move into people's houses to take care of their (animal) kids.

You really went all out. Built a whole wheel and a stage and everything. I think there's even a live audience..!

I skimmed it. Someone already answered about the horses, so I'll hazard a guess and say that she also does not like spiders.

Hi, I'm Matt the homeless cartoonist. I post new web comic content every day. KICKMAN, LLC: A hero and his trusted sidekick struggle to survive in the dog-eat-dog, capitalist world of superheroics (new

Never trust a pirate!

I like to brag about how "I ran a marathon in under 6 miles."

Star Wars fans have had to twist themselves into pretzels to make sense of Han's statement. The prevailing (theory?) is that the Kessel Space Run goes through a series of black holes, so that flying straight

Beautiful work. Watercolors were always my arch-enemy in my painting classes.

He DOES look like a Brandon!

This could be his opportunity to re-launch his career as a costumed crimefighter. He won't only have his one day of busting a corrupt butler to brag about in bars. This is the Day of Darkness!

It only lasted a couple days. This morning the fog layer was back and it is actually cool out Friday morning.

It just occurred to me that Mary was literally turned to stone last chapter

That reminds me, I need to wash my van. Starship Troopers was.... okay. Not very similar to the novel at all. They could have called it "Pretty People in Spaaaaace!"

Throwing up on camera is probably hurting her Q rating, also...

True dat. :)

Yeah, the Greeks didn't try very hard with their monsters. Half-this, half-that. In fact I saw an ad for some guys web comic, I wish I remembered the name of it. The main character had a father that was

I was wondering who had the first talking/intelligent weapon and apparently it was the Sumerians: the Sumerian mace Sharur belonging to the god Ninurta (in texts from ~2000 BCE or earlier), which has a