And here it comes … but I am wondering if my suspicion is about to pan out, and that although the group was already wise to Scap’s true intentions they were down with the mission anyway because they all understand (especially after the recent events with the Coven) the concept of revenge. And they figured there was merit to making a raid even if they knew Scap was pulling the whole plan out of thin air. If for no other reason than where there are drugs, there are drug dealers … which means there’s caches of drugs and cash to be grabbed.
All good theories, good sir. We’ll find out tomorrow if you’re right!
Man, those would be some pretty awesome friends to have. No matter what harebrained revenge scheme you have planned, you know that they’ll still have your back.
These guys are really sad supervillains. I think it would be interesting to focus a ministory on one of the successful ones. I remember some of the early material had Scap trying to get into a league of SuperVillains? What are those guys doing? It would be cool to see you make a story where the protagonist actually WON. xD
You’re probably referring to the filler comic I posted when I began the SCAPULA webseries; it wasn’t part of continuity and I really should just delete it, except I’m one of those supporters of not hiding the mistakes of the past (hey, I’ve left quite a few storylines in the Archives section that I now feel are stinkers).
So there are just regular criminal enterprises with colorful leaders (like Jemini and the sharkface guy), but Scap and his gang of lovable misfits are the only ones running around in costumes?
Aside from the Sinister Monster Doom Legion, there is also Dadaman, Crybaby, and the Miscreants, but they have yet to join any bad guy teams. The rest of the supervillains are dead ones (Zodi Jr., Inverto, Bombastar, and probably some others that I’ve forgotten about).
Does he count as a supervillain? I always just figured he was some asshole with too much time on his hands…like half of the people on the Internet! Haw haw!
hmmmm if they were onto him from the get go…does that mean they are really good friends for thinking let him have his murder spree or just plain stupid for going along with it
Maybe this story will pull a fast one on ya: they’re not really the Sinister Monster Doom Legion at all, but…more damned psychedelic monkeys! This entire adventure in Burning Man was a hallucination that Scapula had when Moonie gave him some acid!
That particular legion would probably be harmless (except to those who are firmly against drugs, indecency, and lack of hygiene). Who would be its ‘ambassador’ as it were, Hypnausea or Timothy Leary?
And here it comes … but I am wondering if my suspicion is about to pan out, and that although the group was already wise to Scap’s true intentions they were down with the mission anyway because they all understand (especially after the recent events with the Coven) the concept of revenge. And they figured there was merit to making a raid even if they knew Scap was pulling the whole plan out of thin air. If for no other reason than where there are drugs, there are drug dealers … which means there’s caches of drugs and cash to be grabbed.
All good theories, good sir. We’ll find out tomorrow if you’re right!
Man, those would be some pretty awesome friends to have. No matter what harebrained revenge scheme you have planned, you know that they’ll still have your back.
Hm, could it be they KNOW? Could it be they figured it out? Could itbe they supported this endeavor?
Or could they be plotting to crush his skull? Either or it could be a hoot!
The answer is coming right up! What does Throgor know that you’ll have to wait 24 hours to find out about?
The secret to not dying of various diseases after living out of garbage cans for 20 years?
I call this next song “Prelude to An(other) Ass-Kicking.”
I think that was the opening track on a Bjork album. Most people don’t remember that she is a violent little woman!
But somehow, not in a fun way.
These guys are really sad supervillains. I think it would be interesting to focus a ministory on one of the successful ones. I remember some of the early material had Scap trying to get into a league of SuperVillains? What are those guys doing? It would be cool to see you make a story where the protagonist actually WON. xD
You’re probably referring to the filler comic I posted when I began the SCAPULA webseries; it wasn’t part of continuity and I really should just delete it, except I’m one of those supporters of not hiding the mistakes of the past (hey, I’ve left quite a few storylines in the Archives section that I now feel are stinkers).
So there are just regular criminal enterprises with colorful leaders (like Jemini and the sharkface guy), but Scap and his gang of lovable misfits are the only ones running around in costumes?
Aside from the Sinister Monster Doom Legion, there is also Dadaman, Crybaby, and the Miscreants, but they have yet to join any bad guy teams. The rest of the supervillains are dead ones (Zodi Jr., Inverto, Bombastar, and probably some others that I’ve forgotten about).
Let’s not forget the brilliantly exterminated-on-introduction Dog Doo Doug!
Does he count as a supervillain? I always just figured he was some asshole with too much time on his hands…like half of the people on the Internet! Haw haw!
hmmmm if they were onto him from the get go…does that mean they are really good friends for thinking let him have his murder spree or just plain stupid for going along with it
Maybe this story will pull a fast one on ya: they’re not really the Sinister Monster Doom Legion at all, but…more damned psychedelic monkeys! This entire adventure in Burning Man was a hallucination that Scapula had when Moonie gave him some acid!
Naw, that sucks.
Moonie… new nemesis… Hippie Legion of stoned Hippies… and Hypnausia has a foot in each camp! Boogerhead.
That particular legion would probably be harmless (except to those who are firmly against drugs, indecency, and lack of hygiene). Who would be its ‘ambassador’ as it were, Hypnausea or Timothy Leary?
“Yes, I am!! I’m fooling them all!” spits Scapula through teeth that are clenched tighter than a swollen sphincter.
Yeah, I get my literary on at times. 😀
Literary, indeed! Was the ‘swollen sphincter’ line from East of Eden or The Joy Luck Club?
If only Scap would learn to think with his mouth shut…?
I could think of a LOT of people who could benefit from that habit (myself included)!