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GD 216 panels
Gold Digger 216 had an abnormally high number of panels that I found hilarious without even needing to know the wider issue context.
So without further adieu,


The *worst* kind of disappointment!
Magic destroyed cloths? Sister to the rescue!

Bam! With a cannon!

*Hate* twins!

Speaks for itself.
All from Gold Digger 216 by Fred Perry! Put out by Antarctic Press (The actual issue plot has to do with fighter jets and stuff ^^)
So without further adieu,


The *worst* kind of disappointment!
Magic destroyed cloths? Sister to the rescue!

Bam! With a cannon!

*Hate* twins!

Speaks for itself.
All from Gold Digger 216 by Fred Perry! Put out by Antarctic Press (The actual issue plot has to do with fighter jets and stuff ^^)
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And yeah, I don't mean to imply that it's drawing from that, just that it somehow FEELS like something I'd expect to come from a passionate internet subculture. I dunno, whatevs. And yeah "She's Adrian!" was just a joke. If anything the inspiration might even have been the other way around, considering how freaking long it's been going.
I suppose it springs from the same kind of thinking that brought us Dr. McNinja, Axe Cop and the Great Eternal Crossover in superhero comics.
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Yep. And heck, think about it- at the time, it'd be one of the *only* things done in such a style! It and the other comic AP put out, Ninja High School.
-And yeah, I don't mean to imply that it's drawing from that, just that it somehow FEELS like something I'd expect to come from a passionate internet subculture.-
Certainly a passionate popculture type.
-And yeah "She's Adrian!" was just a joke. If anything the inspiration might even have been the other way around, considering how freaking long it's been going. -
Hm... though, you know...
Link to the free GD archive. Issue 133. The 'Phoenix Wright' issue ^^
-I suppose it springs from the same kind of thinking that brought us Dr. McNinja, Axe Cop and the Great Eternal Crossover in superhero comics.
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Definitely a lot less so than them, but yea ^^