JAVA JAGUAR (a webcomic)
by Matt S. Law (a webcartoonist)
A three-eyed alien looming in from the shadows. Who or what could that possibly be?
Oh, wait, there were thousands of these guys in the comic previously. And Greg did warn that the Black Market Nebula was in space slug territory.
What devious plan could this space slug have for the enemy of his entire species?
Who knows? I don't know. I'll probably think of something before next week though. I've been too busy coming up with artichoke comics. So, here is Artijoke #9 (of 52).
Oh, yeah. So, space lizard man and brain-eye-worm alien do not have a common language apparently. Because back when I introduced brain-eye-worm I forgot to put the * editorial note to show that he is speaking an alien language, that only the audience and Java Jaguar understands. Which means that apparently, brain-eye-worm speaks English. Also, the Sparbot knows at least the English word for "Murder!" and lizard guy can at least say "I am so fired" in English. Language is complicated. This strip has become a modern day Tower of Babel.
Oh, almost forgot why I started off on this rant. Because the AI that I use for the videos used to only make videos with no sound. Every time I go to the site, the default setting is to automatically add sound, and I forgot to uncheck that box when I made the video. Which is funny, because the space lizard man is yelling in some language that is not English. It could be alien. Could someone tell me if that is indeed an Earth language, because A2E.ai seems like it just makes gibberish noises for dialog...
Boilerplate:
JAVA JAGUAR is a webcomic based on the true story of a talking jaguar cub found in a coffee shop. Yes, I said based on the true story. Java Jaguar is produced by the nomadic cartoonist, Matt S. Law, on his mobile art studio consisting of Clip Studio Paint Pro on a Microsoft Surface Pro 7+.
To read Java Jaguar from the beginning, start HERE.