04/15/2014
C’Huuku is a brainless parody of H.P. Lovecraft’s big wet octopus; the damned thing has appeared in this comic before and you can probably guess who’s behind it now!
C’Huuku is a brainless parody of H.P. Lovecraft’s big wet octopus; the damned thing has appeared in this comic before and you can probably guess who’s behind it now!
Well, that’s some taxi service.
Service with a…smell?
OK, the best part of that link is if you follow it then click forward two episodes to part 8, and go all the way to the last panel … and read what Hypnausea’s henchmen say. Best bit of fourth-wall-breaking dialogue I have probably ever seen, and damned hilarious.
Thanks for the reminder that your brand of sick twisted humor has been around for a while, it just keeps getting better with age, Aidan. 😉 Just don’t let that fine wine turn to vinegar …
Yeesh! Forgot about that; there’s only one character who should be allowed to break the fourth wall, and that’s Dadaman (and seriously, f**k that guy!).
Glad you enjoy the sick and twisted, and hey, vinegar is awesome. Salad dressing that isn’t at least 80% vinegar is no bueno.
C’thulhu’s less competent brother?
The Elder Gods are all pretty incompetent. They just sleep for eons! Get up, go play outside, do something!
I hope there are some emergency pairs of pants waiting, post-rescue, because the SMDL are sportin’ some stinky britches right now.
They were all stinky to begin with, so the difference is minimal (especially with Babirus).
To be fair, the only people who were really familiar with the trick before are either A) behind it, B) Scapula himself, or C) recently inherited a large slug to the cerebellum, or D) haven’t made an appearance lately. So it’s still a good gimmick. I just gotta find out what kind of acid reliably kicks up visions of Lovecraftian horror! I would munch that stuff in a minute!
Also nice that they appear to have cleaned up Ghost Walrus’ body. Sharkmouth’s gang is gonna hate reporting this one I’m sure……
To this day I don’t think anyone knows exactly how Hypnausea whipped that thing up (he summoned that sucker years before Scapula started his ‘monster movie’ gimmick). For all we know he actually DID call upon a demon.
…hey, that’s got to be a ‘prequel’ for another day!
“Laugh all you like, but when my pal Dodger mixes up some alchemy and a demon’s eating your arms on a salad, then you’ll be wondering why you switched from chemistry to boot camp!” Quote from an old story I read once where society gets all militant and nobody understands science much anymore. The main character, Dodger, is a chemistry wiz and basically spends his time convincing people he’s some kind of sorcerer with basic physics and chemicals. Everyone keeps asking how he does stuff and he just whips out a grade ten basic science textbook to show them his ‘mystical teachings’.
From the frying pan into the fire? Hey, an escape now is worth the price of worrying about later come later.
Very pragmatic of you, George. Except sometimes you really don’t wanna play with the fire. Trust me.
I believe you. I have such a hard time choosing anything. That’s why I stopped playing video games. All I want is a Jump button and a Run button. I don’t need the other 56 variables.
I’m glad I’m not in this group because I think I’d just play getaway driver where it’s relative safe. 😀