Well, to be fair, he’s monologing to his followers, not to the good guys. He has to keep his own henchcreatures informed, doesn’t he? Otherwise, they’ll all run amok… and recruit the “wrong” kind of people. Ya know?
Go, Inkypus! Who’s da puss? Who’s da puss? You da puss!
I love the look on Q’s face in the last panel. The lips are perfect.
thank you Terry, i like the Quillian in the last pic myself. i think this strange guy is just hamming it up for himself, as the “beasts” are probably less judgmental…
(I tried to make a longer post before, but it got eaten in some error.)
I think it’s interesting for this guy to actually have the motive to try not to kill people with his summoning of monsters. But how logical is he? He wants to show the world what he can do… it seems unlikely he has any benign purpose for these monsters given his passing acceptance of the mess he’s caused so far. But at least he’s trying. Or, ‘trying to try’.
Panel 3… I can see Dana Carvey as the Churchlady with that expression right there. “Hrm mrm… who in hell are you? Could you be… Satan?!”
It’s important to try — but I think he’s seriously in the loony part of the personality spectrum. Love the idea of Dana Carvey, though my choice to play the part is still Jeff Goldblum who doesn’t et enough villain roles.
I have said, yes I have said it
And it is to Quillian’s credit
She is a stone fox Girl
She is a dee-eee-eee-eee-eee-eee-eee-eee-eee-eee-eee-mon Girl!
Things look bad as bad can be.
Guess I’ll have to wait til next time to see
She is a bitchin’ Girl
She is a dee-eee-eee-eee-eee-eee-eee-eee-eee-eee-eee-mon Girl!
Oh he is a bit un-toward
says too much considering he’s a gourd
He is an Inkypus (he…she…it….?)
He is an Iee-eee-eee-eee-eee-eee-eee-eee-eee-eee-een-key-pus!
With apologies to Gilbert and Sullivan and Forrest Ackerman
“The hell” has become more common but “in hell” is more grammatic. Might be interesting to do a language paper on the derivation and frequency of such sayings. Sort of mad grammar science.
They’re Inky and the Dame
Yes, Inky and The Dame
One is a demonette
The other is a pain.
Their vocabulary’s spiced
Their butts have been spliced
They’re kinky?
They’re Inky and The Dame, Dame, Dame, Dame
Dame, Dame, Dame, Dame
Dame.
Before each night is done
Their tails will be uncurled
By the dawning of the sun
They have to save the world.
They’re Inky and The Dame
Yes, Inky and The Dame
Their midnight campaign
Is easy to explain.
To prove their demonic worth
They will protect the Earth
They’re Inky
They’re Inky and The Dame, Dame, Dame, Dame
Dame, Dame, Dame, Dame
Eggplant!
It took me about as long as to type it, except I didn’t type it. I went to a website to find the P&B theme song, copied and pasted, then edited to make it appropriate. But filking is something I can do off the top of my head, usually. This way was quicker and less typing.
Wouldn’t that be cool? I think an animated Quillian would have to go for the Adult Swim, though. Hmm, maybe not. Lots of cartoons out there just as gross as someone exploding from monsters inside.
I love the madman’s crazy eyes in the second panel. They’re just a perfect balance of rapture and, well… crazy. (Not that there is a huge difference between the two, but crazy does come in different flavors.)
Speaking of eyes, Spiderbone is still my favorite. He or she is so very attentive. XD
Well, to be fair, he’s monologing to his followers, not to the good guys. He has to keep his own henchcreatures informed, doesn’t he? Otherwise, they’ll all run amok… and recruit the “wrong” kind of people. Ya know?
Go, Inkypus! Who’s da puss? Who’s da puss? You da puss!
I love the look on Q’s face in the last panel. The lips are perfect.
Thanks!
She’s really working that expression, yeah.
thank you Terry, i like the Quillian in the last pic myself. i think this strange guy is just hamming it up for himself, as the “beasts” are probably less judgmental…
This guy had mad scientist stamped on his birth certificate, I dare say.
Was that in the race or the gender box?
-Oohhh!- [cymbal crash] (audience reaction)
Neither. Why do you ask?
It was his parent’s name. Which one you work out yourself!
Must have been his mom cause his current last name is something different.
it’s still early on yet, so he’s at least a slightly irritated scientist. watch for it this fall on see BS.
I think you mean “voted most likely to become a mad scientist” by a jury of his peers.
I don’t want to see his yearbook pictures — pimply-faced young mad scientists are not a turn on unless you’re seriously kinked.
hey Joyce, you know this page is somewhat reminiscent of The NiteLife if i ever showed you it… i never finished the thing.
I’m not sure, show it to me again.
(I tried to make a longer post before, but it got eaten in some error.)
I think it’s interesting for this guy to actually have the motive to try not to kill people with his summoning of monsters. But how logical is he? He wants to show the world what he can do… it seems unlikely he has any benign purpose for these monsters given his passing acceptance of the mess he’s caused so far. But at least he’s trying. Or, ‘trying to try’.
Panel 3… I can see Dana Carvey as the Churchlady with that expression right there. “Hrm mrm… who in hell are you? Could you be… Satan?!”
Love panel 4′s withering glance.
It’s important to try — but I think he’s seriously in the loony part of the personality spectrum. Love the idea of Dana Carvey, though my choice to play the part is still Jeff Goldblum who doesn’t et enough villain roles.
But father…I don’t want to rule…I want to sing…..
I have said, yes I have said it
And it is to Quillian’s credit
She is a stone fox Girl
She is a dee-eee-eee-eee-eee-eee-eee-eee-eee-eee-eee-mon Girl!
Things look bad as bad can be.
Guess I’ll have to wait til next time to see
She is a bitchin’ Girl
She is a dee-eee-eee-eee-eee-eee-eee-eee-eee-eee-eee-mon Girl!
Oh he is a bit un-toward
says too much considering he’s a gourd
He is an Inkypus (he…she…it….?)
He is an Iee-eee-eee-eee-eee-eee-eee-eee-eee-eee-een-key-pus!
With apologies to Gilbert and Sullivan and Forrest Ackerman
Cute! Thanks, Andrea.
I would have expected “Who the hell are you” but “Who in hell are you” is very appropriate.
“The hell” has become more common but “in hell” is more grammatic.
Might be interesting to do a language paper on the derivation and frequency of such sayings. Sort of mad grammar science.
Monsters: “What do we do tonight?”
Summoner: “The same thing we try to do every night. TRY TO TAKE OVER THE WORLD!”
Q: *sigh*
They’re Inky and the Dame
Yes, Inky and The Dame
One is a demonette
The other is a pain.
Their vocabulary’s spiced
Their butts have been spliced
They’re kinky?
They’re Inky and The Dame, Dame, Dame, Dame
Dame, Dame, Dame, Dame
Dame.
Before each night is done
Their tails will be uncurled
By the dawning of the sun
They have to save the world.
They’re Inky and The Dame
Yes, Inky and The Dame
Their midnight campaign
Is easy to explain.
To prove their demonic worth
They will protect the Earth
They’re Inky
They’re Inky and The Dame, Dame, Dame, Dame
Dame, Dame, Dame, Dame
Eggplant!
How long did it take for you to come up with that song… or have you just been waiting for the right moment to play it.
It took me about as long as to type it, except I didn’t type it. I went to a website to find the P&B theme song, copied and pasted, then edited to make it appropriate. But filking is something I can do off the top of my head, usually. This way was quicker and less typing.
Way cool! Now if only Cartoon Network had a clue?
Wouldn’t that be cool? I think an animated Quillian would have to go for the Adult Swim, though. Hmm, maybe not. Lots of cartoons out there just as gross as someone exploding from monsters inside.
I love the madman’s crazy eyes in the second panel. They’re just a perfect balance of rapture and, well… crazy. (Not that there is a huge difference between the two, but crazy does come in different flavors.)
Speaking of eyes, Spiderbone is still my favorite. He or she is so very attentive. XD
I think a glow-in-the dark Spiderbone toy would be the perfect gift for that six-year-old you don’t like.
I think that would very much depend on the six-year-old. Some might actually enjoy it!
Well, it would have scared the pee out of me! LOL!