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"RADITUDE"



It's far from finished (I started it on a whim a couple of hours ago) but you get the general idea

Just occurred to me - Tale of the Dead Man might be a play on "dead men tell no tales"

 

I'm continually impressed by your commitment to thrill power, Rogue Judge!

The only post-Song of the Surfer Chopper story I've read so far is Earth, Wind and Fire, which is... fine. It's hardly Garth Ennis's fault - Song is an all-time classic, and a tough act to follow.

Al's Baby is fun, but it's not essential - unless you happen to be a fan of Damon Runyon or Guys and Dolls. I am, so I was delighted by lines like "[spoiler]Al takes out his ice machine and lays it on the table and it is a pretty safe bet that the first one to burst out laughing is going to be doing it without the aid of a face.[/spoiler]"

I have to admit I prefer the Mk II - what can I say, I like chunky, front-heavy sci-fi guns. Plus I'm a noob so I have no nostalgic loyalty to the Mk I. 

A thick black death-dildo with a hump and a handle

I'm so tempted to make that my signature

Only the second unlikeliest My Little Pony crossover I've seen today

http://www.polygon.com/2016/12/14/13955086/my-little-pony-themed-warhammer-40k-army-ebay

An action-packed installment! Love the lighting in the first panel and the pose in the third.

I love the interview with the Justice Department representative - good to see the standards of tabloid journalism haven't declined since 2016.

That Mekon/pud image is such a great idea I can't believe it hasn't been done before. And just when you thought the thread was as awesome as it could get, we have the start of a new Daily Zarjaz strip. Ace.

I still occasionally type "what's the best thing you got" into eBay - no Airwolf yet though. And I'm unable to search YouTube or Google without thinking "YouTube, YouTube, on the Dell, who's a dude who's bad as hell" or MEG WHITE COME ON SHOW ME HER NAKED

Great contributions from everyone! Andy continues to impress with both quantity and quality. Really nice to see mimikeke's work again too; she hasn't been on here in ages.

Achewood is one of my favourite webcomics comics things ever. For new readers I'd recommend The Party (the first notable story arc) as a starting point. Go there now. Now!

You all have a bonus 24 hours to vote. Consider it a very mild Christmas gift.

Just what I wanted!

1st: Nic Freeman - sweet tribute
2nd: Uwe de Witt - simple but effective
3rd: Neil McClements - just rad

HMs: Goaty (both entries), Mark Higgins and IAMTHESYSTEM

Disco Dredd brought back unwelcome memories of the Bat-asses from Batman and Robin, but other than that, great stuff 

Hey, somebody might want it

I actually bought it on eBay from a forum member (who shall remain nameless) and it got battered in the post due to being sent in a flimsy envelope. Don't worry, [spoiler]username redacted[/spoiler], all is forgiven.

In fact, if anyone wants it, send me a PM and you can have it for the price of the p&p.