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Irregular Webcomic! #171 Rerun

Wed, 09 May 2012 10:11:00 +0000

2012-05-16 Rerun commentary: Wow, there were a lot of... suggestive comics in this theme weren't there?

Blame J. K. Rowling for writing fiction full of hormonally charged adolescents!

I like the shot of Ron framed by the window.

Irregular Webcomic! #170 Rerun

Tue, 08 May 2012 10:11:00 +0000

2012-05-15 Rerun commentary: It almost sounds like Colonel Haken is disappointed. He probably appreciates and enjoys a good gloating, even when it's given by the opposition. Such a sportsman.

Irregular Webcomic! #169 Rerun

Mon, 07 May 2012 10:11:00 +0000

2012-05-14 Rerun commentary: Presumably witches and wizards have some way of avoiding sunburn magically. Maybe it's one of the twelve uses of dragon's blood. That's why Dumbledore had such a fine, pale complexion.

Irregular Webcomic! #168 Rerun

Sat, 05 May 2012 10:11:00 +0000

2012-05-12 Rerun commentary: Did he just punch out Cthulhu?

Irregular Webcomic! #167 Rerun

Fri, 04 May 2012 10:11:00 +0000

2012-05-11 Rerun commentary: The Hogwarts Express is an awesome LEGO set. I had to work it into a strip somehow. In fact I used the train cars later on in the Cliffhangers theme when Monty and his dad caught a train, but I hid the fact that it was the Hogwarts Express then.

We still have plain white backgrounds here. I'm wondering how long these will continue before I figured out a way to put skies back there.

The joke here is pretty uninspired, alas. Just a simple insult ploy.

Irregular Webcomic! #166 Rerun

Thu, 03 May 2012 10:11:00 +0000

Thanks to Steve Jackson for the punchline. Yes, that Steve Jackson.

Cthulhu speaks in 18 point Flat Earth Scribe, a freeware font from Blambot.

And yes, I know British/Australian pronunciation of "ichor" is "eye-kor" - that's how I pronounce it after all. But I thought the forced pronunciation would make the joke even funnier...

2012-05-10 Rerun commentary: If you don't recognise that last line in the comic...

How did you spend your childhood???!?

It's a quote from a movie that all kids should see. Well, a pun on the quote, anyway. Okay, the movie got it from Ogden Nash, who is one of the funnest poets ever. Check out some of his stuff.

Oh, and go watch the movie and relive the joy of childhood.