Robespierre has always had hidden depths (at least he has since about halfway through the baseball arc). He might take some time getting there, but he pushes that thought boulder all the way up the hill and then down the other side too, just in case.
Basically, he gets there in end is all I’m saying. Even if he opens doors like a Barbarian, by walking through the wall.
Robespierre avoids use of pronouns and helping verbs only. Robespierre otherwise fluent in multiple languages. Robespierre disappointed, on behalf of entire Barbarian community, that Rusty succumb to stereotypes.
“Don’t know why they wouldn’t let me try to save them”? Madeline. You are very familiar with that motivation. They wanted to save you.
Odd blind spot she has there. I guess she’s mentally stuck in her role as rescuer. She could probably could use a reminder that Paladins are supposed to inspire good as well as do it. That way she might recognise when it happens.
See that circle at an angle on Stab’s finger, panel 5? It looks simple, but it’s actually one of the hardest things to draw. Mike is crazily talented – art shifts and a bunch of little things that most people can’t do.
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Woo, our mixed mess of misfits are going to save all of reality. (or break it worser)
At least they are THINKING. Though this can be dangerous. Limits the number of feasible punchlines.
The public will just decide that this particular ‘afterlife’ is one for the followers of a specific deity and switch to a different one just in case 😉
They’re going to break up the Limited Liability Congregations? The gods won’t like that.
That used to be one of my favourite sayings when I dealt with such matters…
“You don’t have a need to know and I don’t have a want to tell you”
Robespierre handling news fairly well considering he talk like man from cave.
Robespierre is from Plato’s Cave. Killed many bears there. Also killed shadows of bears, just to be safe.
How many cavemans talking about concepts like need-to-know you know?
Robespierre has always had hidden depths (at least he has since about halfway through the baseball arc). He might take some time getting there, but he pushes that thought boulder all the way up the hill and then down the other side too, just in case.
Basically, he gets there in end is all I’m saying. Even if he opens doors like a Barbarian, by walking through the wall.
Only if he’s annoyed. And let’s face it, if you want to convey to people that you’re annoyed, walking through the wall does convey it.
Robespierre avoids use of pronouns and helping verbs only. Robespierre otherwise fluent in multiple languages. Robespierre disappointed, on behalf of entire Barbarian community, that Rusty succumb to stereotypes.
Surely “that Boxford succumb to sterotypes?”
Stabs is sooo macho: “If they bleed…”
“Don’t know why they wouldn’t let me try to save them”? Madeline. You are very familiar with that motivation. They wanted to save you.
Odd blind spot she has there. I guess she’s mentally stuck in her role as rescuer. She could probably could use a reminder that Paladins are supposed to inspire good as well as do it. That way she might recognise when it happens.
Robespierre… demonstrating some surprising degrees of intelligence and wisdom. Good to see a Barbarian showing some tactfulness and foresight.
See that circle at an angle on Stab’s finger, panel 5? It looks simple, but it’s actually one of the hardest things to draw. Mike is crazily talented – art shifts and a bunch of little things that most people can’t do.