(Historical Notes: It can definitely be abused if you’re not careful, but I do think there’s benefit in having characters occasionally do something just… because. Not EVERYTHING has to be part of some greater plan or all-consuming character motivation. That’s[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
(Historical Notes: I’m glad Past Me resisted the urge to blatantly acknowledge that this was “just a reference to an old TV show” and not a real place in-universe. That would have pushed the reference bit too far.)
(Historical Notes: I said earlier that I like how this series allows us to see Ichabod really be on top of his game, but unfortunately that game is usually a totally different one than what everybody else is playing.)
(Historical Notes: Again, this is a side of Ichabod we haven’t gotten to see much in the main comic. He and Layla may snipe at each other, but he can’t really cut loose against her the way he can a[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
(Historical Notes: I really do like the slow burn going on here.)
(Historical Notes: Don’t be ridiculous, Ichabod. Mooney’s bed IS a bomb. Heck, I say that as a joke, but I totally should have drawn that.)
(Historical Notes: Part of me feels like I should have gone into a bit more detail why this one, specific science fiction idea is nonsense in the Far Out There universe when so many other forms of outright silliness is[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
(Historical Notes: Okay, I totally get why Past Me didn’t want to draw a whole panel of art for every speech bubble here, especially given what we eventually find out about this whole plot, but I really wish there was[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
(Historical Notes: Maybe Ichabod is less weirded out by what Mooney’s saying and more how weird her face turned out in that middle panel?)
(Historical Notes: Uh oh, somebody spilled ink on Mooney again.)